Sentence examples for desire to develop a from inspiring English sources
Chagossians have expressed a desire to develop a sustainable economy on the islands.
The preoccupation with integration is increasingly being skewed at a policy level by the government's desperate desire to develop a strategy to deal with terrorism.
The mechanical properties of quasicrystals are especially significant because the desire to develop a material that exhibited these properties motivated the investigators who discovered quasicrystals.
Now, I expended an unexpected amount of energy ragging on a Middleton in this column last week and I have no desire to develop a habit of it.
He also spoke with officials at RADA, who were speaking separately with their former student, Ms. Ryan, about her desire to develop a theater school at her father's behest.
China's decision to initiate a research programme could be motivated by no more than a desire to develop a national capacity to keep abreast of what is happening in the rest of the world.
At its heart is the desire to develop an artistic quarter with work spaces, apartments, pedestrianised lanes and cycle paths that caters to Moscow's growing creative class.
So much awesomeness all going on at once! @tom_bell95 What inspired me: The sheer extent of The Guardian's desire to develop an infrastructure for collaboration with its readers @RoxanneNejad Ian McEwan swirling his water like a fine whisky during #gdnopenweekend Q&A @TwitTwooUK Dr Charlie Alcock dedicated to helping young people on the edge of society.
The desire to develop an appropriate experiential opportunity motivated this research – to create an audit teaching and learning resource to simulate audit experience and facilitate the development of transferable skills.
Whether this points to Motorola's desire to develop an entirely new OS, or just them merging Azingo's technologies/engineers into Moto's own Android skin, Motoblur, remains to be seen, but it's fun to dream, isn't it?
There is visible urgency in Brazil's desire to develop an authentic identity within the ballroom community.
