Sentence examples for development hoping from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

The biggest ones, faced with falling sales as their existing medicines go off-patent, are investing in smaller firms with promising cancer treatments under development, hoping to secure the next blockbuster.On August 25th Amgen, the world's biggest biotechnology company by sales, said it would pay $10.4 billion for another American firm, Onyx.

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.

Now, Cervelli constantly checks his iPad or computer for the latest developments, hoping somehow for a different outcome.

I understand that media is a competitive market, and that cable TV news broadcasters will bring in "experts" while talking in circles about a story with no developments, hoping for higher ratings.

He expects from Marco Polo a forecast on the probable developments hoped or feared: "You who explore around and see the signs, will be able to tell me towards which of these futures the winds are blowing us".

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