Sentence examples for development formerly from inspiring English sources

This work was supported by Gravida: National Centre for Growth and Development (formerly NRCGD) and the Dunedin School of Medicine (DSM), New Zealand.

It is now in talks to distribute new episodes of two canceled TV series, "Arrested Development," formerly of the Fox network, and "Reno 911," formerly of Comedy Central.

Jamie Bedson, international director, Restless Development, Seattle, United States, @RestlessDev, @JamieBedson1 Jamie Bedson is international director with Restless Development, formerly Sierra Leone Country Director during the 2014-15 Eboutbreakreak.

Lee's redeployment of Trotsky's notion of combined and uneven development, formerly an idea of bloody consequence but now a rusty period artifact, is typical of his book's creative recentering of what might be called the World Republic of Modernism around Soviet Moscow.

At a reunion this Sunday at Book Loft in Columbus, we'll talk about the whole saga, both the uphill struggle to improve an embattled housing development formerly nicknamed 'Uzi Alley,' and the rocky slide downhill after an ice storm delivered a fatal blow.

These factors may provide clues to genes and pathways underlying malformations of abnormal postmigrational development (formerly malformations of cortical organization) such as polymicrogyria.

A developer plans to create retail stores on this 18,000-square-foot development site, formerly a Gulf gas station, next to a shopping center, on Long Island.

With the development of formerly working-class neighborhoods like Bay Ridge and the Brooklyn Waterfront well underway, land developers and brokers are now pushing commercial space in these non-traditional areas, making the distinction between residential and commercial neighborhoods even grayer.

"You need a real business model now," said Aaron Ginn, an expert in Web traffic development who formerly worked for StumbleUpon, a website discovery app.

Frederick W. Paine was detached from the LNC, along with the specialist division overseeing the exhumation and relocation of existing burial grounds to allow property development on formerly consecrated sites.

He is an author and lecturer on the subjects of creativity and innovation, education and economic development, and formerly served as President of Smart Communities, a research and educational organization dedicated to helping local communities connect to the global economy.