Sentence examples for develop for more from inspiring English sources

J. D. Petras, a businessman with several properties in the Castro, including Cafe Flore, a popular outdoor restaurant, has watched the Castro develop for more than 30 years.

At the heart of the ethical questions that have surfaced since Mr. DiFrancesco became acting governor of New Jersey on Feb. 1 and have haunted his candidacy in this year's gubernatorial campaign is a troubled real estate venture on a tract of land in Scotch Plains that his relatives have tried to develop for more than a decade.

The future work in this area may consider [57, 61, 63, 64] as baseline research work and further develop for more efficient estimation and compensation techniques and hardware implementation.

ARM's move to develop for more than smartphones and tablets — the two areas where you are most likely to hear its name these days, specifically in connection with companies like Apple, which designs its own ARM-based chips for its devices — is not a new one.

Cuticle preparations on embryos that were allowed to develop for more than 24 hours were done by transferring dechorionated embryos into Lacto∶Hoyers (1∶1) on a microscope slide and incubating the slide overnight at 60°C.

There are 450,000 Android developers, developing for more than 310 Android devices in 112 countries.

The development of 'emotion & design' researches had been developed for more than a decade and different researches had focused on the application of emotions in design outcomes.

An alternative search tool, entitled SPIDER, was recently developed for more effective searching of qualitative research, but remained untested beyond its development team.

"No new TB treatments or tests were developed for more than 50 years.

The 560,000-square-foot building, a five-story, H-shaped structure, was developed for more than $100 million on 29 acres with easy access to Interstate 94, between Chicago and Milwaukee.

Acceptance has been slow, however, because of the perception that digital cameras are difficult to use, expensive and that the services are developed for more savvy users.