Sentence examples for development hopes from inspiring English sources

Iliad Development hopes to break ground in the fourth quarter on the building on 38th Street, which will have 200 rental apartments, mostly studios and one-bedrooms.

Critics of the project, noting it would take up to 10 years to complete, say it is too elaborate and risk-laden with no certainty that the new town will fulfill development hopes for 50 housing units and dozens of stores and offices.

By understanding current knowledge gaps, what has (and has not) worked, comprehending what has changed with the availability of different mobile devices and the expectations of different kinds of learners, Mobiles for youth workforce development hopes to help youth find meaningful jobs and learning opportunities.

Kieran Quinn, Tameside's councillor responsible for economic development, hopes that rising office rents in Manchester and the easier access to the airport that the M60 offers will encourage a better sort of company to look eastwards.But the right sort of company is not rushing in, so the stores seem to be winning the battle.

Mozambique, still rebuilding itself after a 20 year civil war, is pinning its development hopes on sugar.

Twenty years ago, says Charles Stone, Ballard's vice president of research and development, hopes were high that carbon fiber was going to revolutionize the future, and a lot of young scientists were drawn to that area.

Aid organisations began by handing out disaster relief; then they moved into longer-term development, hoping to make future mercy missions unnecessary.

Only six weeks ago, one of the Clinton administration's final actions had environmental campaigners who believe the land should be permanently protected from development hoping that they had finally won their battle.

They now ring the major academic research institutions and often carry out the initial phases of drug development, hoping for lucrative deals with big drug companies that can market the new drugs.

One new development hoping to draw second-home hunters away from Cabo is the Palm Orchard, a 20-acre beachfront swath of palm trees and tropical plants where 43 new houses and 15 condominiums are planned.

And it replaced the single-minded pursuit of growth with "all-round" development, hoping to contain pollution and arrest widening economic inequalities.In this section Take that Goalless draw A new epic Engine trouble Floor to ceiling Bailing out Stop.