Sentence examples for development continues on from inspiring English sources

While the Battersea Power Station luxury development continues on one side of the borough, last year the council announced a £5 million project to buy properties to house its homeless outside the borough.

Development continues on solar cell design.

And research and development continues on several other past projects thanks to millions more in grants.

The company's showcase title, Malice, has been well received and was given its first public demonstration by Bill Gates of Microsoft during the first week of January and development continues on new generation games.

DETAILS The pace may have slowed considerably, but development continues on the east coast of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico, where from Loreto south to the Los Cabos area, fishing villages are giving way to large resort and residential projects.

Gen. Victor E. Renuart Jr., the senior commander for defense of United States territory, said that the antimissile system could guard against the risk of ballistic missile attack from North Korea even while development continues on a series of radars in California and the Pacific Ocean and on interceptor missiles in Alaska and California.

launched their livery in a presentation in Mexico City earlier this month, had planned to run 2015 parts on their 2014 car, while development continued on this year's race machine.

In addition, should its development continue on the current trajectory, the technology could turn static printed materials, such as posters and packaging, into low-cost dynamic displays.

The film was considered a financial success by the studio, and development continued on The Black Cauldron, a long-gestating adaptation of the Chronicles of Prydain series of novels by Lloyd Alexander produced in Super Technirama 70.

As urban development continues to encroach on the natural and rural landscape, land-use planners struggle to identify high priority conservation areas for protection.

As residential development continues to encroach on rural lands previously used for mining, contact between humans and potentially toxic elements in solid and dissolved forms will increase.