Sentence examples for developers intent from inspiring English sources

Now you can't move for property developers intent on gentrification.

Given that churches tend to be low-rise buildings in choice residential locations, they note, the structures became prime targets for developers intent on building high-rise apartment towers.

They range from iMesh, an Israeli-American start-up company that aspires to become an international commercial digital distribution system, to several small groups of free-software developers intent on building new systems for the sharing of any kind of digital information.

The rationale goes beyond standard documentation by capturing the developers' intent and all alternatives considered rather than only those selected.

The growth of these enterprise app marketplaces represents the tech industry's response to developers' intent on riding the wave of the developerization of IT, deploying SaaS and cloud tools with the convenience they have come expect from consumer app stores.

But even outside of LA itself, which is notorious for being a latter-day "pay to play" version of Chinatown, it is almost impossible for normal residents in other cities to protect their communities when faced with the resources of developers intent upon maximizing profits -- community character or quality of life be damned.

But Erin overhears a breakfast meeting in which Betty is sweetly undermined by her younger, blond, preppy boss in front of their client, Ron Ron Butlerr), a young real estate developer intent on replacing Raskin's with high-rise condos.

And though, last fall, the springs' defenders persuaded the state to buy out a developer intent on building 10,000 homes in the springs' recharge area, the enduring purity of the water is far from certain.

Another environmental disaster is under way on Andros Island in the Bahamas, an unspoiled paradise where the widow Stripling has been sighted in the company of her new boyfriend, a real estate developer intent on building a luxury resort on land snatched from a local fisherman named Neville Stafford.

According to the developers, their intent had been to encourage stealth by making combat awkward, but since they also made stealth too difficult, the results were frustrating.

There may be more than 20,000 apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace now, but it seems as though some "developers" are intent on fiddling with the cool-to-crap ratio.