Sentence examples for by the huge development from inspiring English sources

An industrial city with a busy port, it had grown increasingly dense throughout the industrial revolution, mostly spearheaded by the huge development of the textile sector.

The PNCC emphasises that it is not against Qatar hosting the World Cup or the employment opportunities offered by the huge development boom.

Although PM has been boosted by the huge developments in molecular profiling, it is clear that nowadays imaging can provide comparable information.

The idea of an improved cruise missile is not much better, not least because the huge development costs would be borne entirely by Britain.

Other places where disquiet has surfaced over the privatisation of key public spaces include Bristol, where the centre is now dominated by the huge shopping development of Cabot Circus, which has been blamed for the closure of smaller stores in a city that prides itself on localism.

On the eve of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, the trust also warns that the Wilderness battlefield west of Fredericksburg, Va., the site of the first bloody confrontation between the commanders Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee, could be violated by a huge development featuring a Wal-Mart at its gateway.

In gaming, Christmas is traditionally all about the big blockbusters: video games with high production values, created by huge development teams.

Although to his credit Mr Mantega pointed to areas like heritable pensions and subsidised loans dished out by Brazil's huge development bank as ripe for pruning, he did not say where exactly spending would be cut or by how much.

Since the discovery of X-rays at the end of the 19th century and the first works on diffraction of X-rays by crystals, huge developments were achieved in the application of these methods for material characterization.

A huge development on the Derry Road, promises hundreds of jobs and the town has ambitions to become a city by 2025.

The Canyons, in Utah, added an eighth mountain and 300 acres, part of a huge development effort by Utah ski areas in anticipation of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics.