Sentence examples for and development to create from inspiring English sources
Now, more dentists than ever dabble in research and development to create so-called "smile beauty" lines they hope will make them a mint.
Dyson is a now worth several billion pounds and in 2014 pledged his company would spend £1.5bn on research and development to create future products, aiming to launch 100 new electrical products by 2018.
Sir James Dyson is to invest a further £1.5bn into research and development to create future products, including funding for a campus at the Dyson UK headquarters in Malmesbury which will create up to 3,000 jobs.
Last November, the prime minister, David Cameron, praised Dyson as "a great British success story" after the company announced it was investing a further £1.5bn into research and development to create future products, which would create up to 3,000 jobs in the UK.
Sometimes a company spends money on research and development to create future revenue streams.
In addition, these companies are spending heavily on research and development to create new products to keep us hooked, should we ever tire of their current offerings.
The National Planning Policy Framework replaces more than 1,000 pages of planning rules put in place by successive governments with a single, 50-page document intended to simplify the system and kickstart more housebuilding and other development to create jobs.
The biggest shakeup of the planning system for more than half a century was unveiled on Tuesday when the government published dramatically slimmed-down guidance in the hope of kickstarting more house-building and other development to create jobs.
These so called costs for "readiness" are related to capacity building and policy development to create a framework in which the REDD system can be applied.
"Sustainability unites environmental protection and economic development to create a more livable city.
Its members blended yoga, terrorism, murder, chemical weapon production, arms manufacturing, and software development to create a multinational LSD-fueled monster.
