Sentence examples for development cut from inspiring English sources
Shares of Waters tumbled after the maker of instruments for drug research and development cut its profit forecast.
Gan (2007) finds that Japanese banks that were more exposed to real estate development cut business lending after a sizable fall in aggregate real estate prices.
Hancock, now the schools executive director, and Matz, its director of partner development, cut a path through the bureaucratic underbrush and won formal approval.
The model is based on the idea that theories and disciplines do not match neat levels of organization within a hierarchy; rather, many of them in their scope and development cut across different such levels.
Governments -- left-leaning or right -- are beginning to swap out thirsty civic plantings for water-saving ones, re-zone future development, cut back on heat-creating paving, and reclaim rainwater and gray water.
This survey will argue that sustainable development cuts to the heart of mankind's relationship with nature or, as Paul Portney of Resources for the Future, an American think-tank, puts it, "the great race between development and degradation".
Because of its research and development cuts, Acer has struggled to produce smartphones and tablets that can compete with the sleek products from mobile powerhouses like Amazon.com, Apple and Samsung, analysts said.
JUST another week's news in eastern Europe Latviaafterter vehement denials, starts talks with the IMF; Bulgaria loses €220m ($286m) in promised payments from the European Union because of its failure to tackle corruption; and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development cuts its growth forecast for the region by half.
Tell your Members of Congress where you stand on workforce development cuts.
We selected all probes expressed at 16 weeks of fetal development (cut-off at 100) and removed these probes from the analysis of the adult chimpanzee and human testes.
Throughout the tropics, development cuts deep ravines into coastal hillsides, generating flows of earth that tumble to the sea.
