Sentence examples for development at the site of from inspiring English sources

The real estate development firm Comstock Partners, for example, is building a mixed-use development at the site of the last stop of the Silver Line.

In June, Mr. Rogers's plans for a housing development at the site of a former Army barracks in London's Chelsea neighborhood were dropped by a Qatari development company after they were criticized by Prince Charles.

Ms. Leicht said that among the most notable ideas to emerge from the process was the development at the site of a research and education center promoting tolerance and diversity.

The decision — in a 44-to-2 vote, with 5 abstentions — came on the same day that the Council approved a $1.5 billion plan for a residential development at the site of the former Domino Sugar refinery in Brooklyn.

Mr. Bloomberg's proposals to expedite development at the site of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the World Trade Center were delivered in some of his most forceful remarks, a departure from his generally hands-off approach during his first term.

The Forum has been revived and there are plans for commercial and residential development at the site of the old Hollywood Park racetrack.

"The time is now to explore a new path for economic development opportunities and job growth at the site of Nassau Coliseum," Mangano said.

Scaffolds are three-dimensional structures that guide tissue development in situ at the site of interest depending only on the growth of the surrounding tissue [ 16].

It is unlikely that this reduction in the pre-acupuncture mechanosensitivity can be attributed to caffeine suppressing the development of inflammation at the site of the pain, because previous reports found systemic single administration of high doses caffeine can acutely suppress the pain while the development of inflammation was not suppressed20, 26.

Development may occur at the site of a closed gas station at West Street, as well as on a parcel owned by Trinity Real Estate at Varick with 111 feet of Canal Street frontage.

Another potential problem, although unusual, is the development of stenosis at the site of re-anastomosis, as occurred in two of our three patients, and the risk of potential complications due to its invasive nature, compared with other non-surgical procedures [ 3, 5].