Sentence examples for a relatively small development from inspiring English sources

The case of a relatively small development in Southwest Florida illustrates the important role that real estate investors played.

Also, you get other development groups that have a relatively small development team and for major projects want to increase, and we support them.

But it said the "relatively small development costs" were because it was a "derivative" of the A330/A340, which would not have been initiated "as and when it did" but for subsidies.

With their relatively small development team, Pandora shifted their efforts to the development of a J2ME application.

Craig Hubbard, game designer for Shogo and NOLF expressed that Shogo "(although critically successful) fell embarrassingly short of original design goals", and "it is a grim reminder of the perils of wild optimism and unchecked ambition" exercised by the relatively small development team.

Against this backdrop of frantic buying and selling, Opus is something of an anomaly: a relatively small superluxury development that Swire expects to hold onto itself.

In all, the stadium would displace families in about 16 apartments, a relatively small number as development goes.

Such an arrangement is attractive as a means of attaining high power output from a relatively small engine, and development of the turbocharger (see below Supercharger) for this application holds promise of further improvement.

Why hasn't he been charged and why haven't there been investigations under the Foreign Practices law?_ __ — _@m4ndypants If the Trump Organization were nothing more than a relatively small (though famous) development/licensing firm in Manhattan, it is highly unlikely that this case would ever be prosecuted.

In both years of this study, fry released into SB faced strong stabilizing selective pressures over a relatively small window of development (Table 2).

The pharmaceutical industry sponsors most drug development for AD, whereas NIH accounts for a relatively small percentage of drug development.