Sentence examples for development giant from inspiring English sources
The other developer is Skanska, the Swedish construction and development giant.
Both are former executives of New York development giant Related Cos.
World Bank staffers are losing faith in the development giant's leadership, an internal staff survey indicates, with fewer than one-third of respondents indicating that they have a "clear understanding" of the bank's direction under the helm of President Jim Yong Kim.
WASHINGTON -- The World Bank's latest proposal for redoing its standards for financing dams and other big projects represents a "dangerous rollback" of the global development giant's protections for vulnerable people and the environment, according to Oxfam, Human Rights Watch and other environmental and rights groups.
That might be the reason some games development giants are adopting a wait-and-see approach to supporting the platform.
Quinn has worked on many other games including They Bleed Pixels, and has become a prominent woman in the gaming industry along with Anita Sarkeesian, who analysed the depiction of female characters in video games, and Brianna Wu, another video game developer and head of development at Giant Spacekat.
Four years ago, after working in animation, and then journalism, Wu founded a small development studio, Giant Spacekat.
* Steve Weinswig, vice president for client service and business development at Giant Step, Chicago, an interactive unit of the Bcom3 Group, was promoted to president.
The bridegroom, who also received a master's degree in sociology from Stanford, directs marketing and business development at Giant Screen Films in Evanston, Ill.
But the port was now rotting and increasingly obsolete, and the downtown area had been crippled by the financial crash of 1929, the development of giant shipping facilities that Manhattan couldn't accommodate and a flight of businesses to Midtown.
And the business of the airfield's new owner, CargoLifter, is the development of giant airships, a means of transport few have taken seriously since the Hindenburg went up in flames in 1937.The time-warp feeling ends when a gigantic space-age dome, 360 metres long and 107 metres high, comes into view.
