Sentence examples for development had done from inspiring English sources

He said he made a mistake Monday by implying at a news conference that Rubin, who had written a series of damaging stories about Tony Bernazard that contributed to his firing as the Mets' vice president for player development, had done so after he "lobbied" for a job with the Mets.

Undoubtedly, this development has done society immense good.

Phrases such as "sustainable development" have done little to improve the status quo.

But the prospect of a major new development has done more than that: It has begun to divide the community.

That development has done as much to muck up this series as any missed free throw or careless turnover.

Intensive farming, forestry and urban development have done the damage by wiping out their habitats for ever.

No single development has done more to invigorate Canberra's urban life than New Acton, a cluster of buildings sandwiched between the Australian National University and Lake Burley Griffin.

A handful of Chinese concede that spending huge amounts on Tibet's economic development has done little to erode Tibetans' affection for the Dalai Lama.

6pm: Dinner at A. Baker No single development has done more to invigorate Canberra's urban life than New Acton, a cluster of buildings sandwiched between the Australian National University and Lake Burley Griffin.

He said there was no sign that a particular sector was likely to lead the city back to faster growth, as real estate development has done in the past.

To date, research on the role of international factors shaping local instit- utional development has done little to move beyond references to markets and hegemonic hier- archies as the main mechanisms of change, compliance, and commitment.