Sentence examples for development completely from inspiring English sources

If Khan moves too fast to reintroduce that 50% target, he risks stalling housing development completely, experts have warned.

He has thereby added a piece to the jigsaw whose eventual picture will describe embryonic development completely.

Unless Hindenburg assumes dictatorial measures, or some unexpected development completely upsets all present calculations, Hitler's party will organise the Reichstag and dominate the government.

Given the clear history of the site as a cricket ground and football pitch, they may well succeed in filibustering the development completely.

But no matter how you dress it up, Woolwich Central is a huge two-storey car park with a supermarket above and some flats on top: a type of development completely alien to London town centres and one which struggles to integrate well.

It's also interesting that the polling showed that 12% are opposed to development completely, 12% are absolutely passionate about it and, above all, there is more support amongst women – and, of course, the coalition government is rightly very concerned to maintain support among women, it slipped back a bit at one point last year – and it is even more popular amongst those under the age of 35.

And he benefited from significant developments completely beyond his control: Sunni tribes broke with Al Qaeda in Iraq, while the most formidable Shiite militia, the Mahdi Army, declared a unilateral cease-fire so its leader could purge rogue units.

Moreover, in Lck−/− Fyn−/− mice, in which αβ T cell development is completely abrogated, a small number of γδTCR+ cells do develop and can be detected in secondary lymphoid tissues, the small intestine, and the epidermis [21], [22].

An even more consequential political development was completely overlooked: The final communiqué.

"This doesn't require the development of completely new technologies or new therapies," said Robert H. Getzenberg, a co-author of the paper and a professor of urology at Johns Hopkins.

Ms. Kief, a real estate agent, had arranged for a custom-designed home in the development, one completely accessible to her sons' wheelchairs.