Sentence examples for development has been virtually from inspiring English sources
The new history center will also be in the Trinity neighborhood but on Zion Street at its western edge, where new development has been virtually nonexistent.
The authority's current operating expenses are approximately $30 million a year, even though the development has been virtually completed and the city already provides all police, fire, educational and sanitation services.
Re "Nassau Links Housing and Economic Growth" [L.I.@Work, April 27]: The article would lead your readers to believe that there has been virtually no development of affordable housing in Nassau County, and that linking affordable housing with economic development is a new and untested idea on Long Island.
"There has been virtually no development in the last five years that has been any more important to the success of the human rights movement than the growth of the Web".
At this point in development, the energy stored as yolk has been virtually exhausted and the juvenile must begin to feed exogenously.
With the development of efficacious Hib vaccines, invasive Hib disease has been virtually eliminated in the US and Canada.
The equity versus efficiency dilemma has been virtually ignored in the political debate, ofte leading to inconsistent judgements in the development of health policies [ 11].
The building has been virtually vacant, its interiors gutted, since 2007, when the economy began suffering and a development partnership including Tessler Developments bought it in a failed attempt to create about 190 units.
