Sentence examples for development in the greater from inspiring English sources

An analysis of the economics of alternative forms of development in the Greater Toronto Area has revealed significant economic variations among the extremes of urban sprawl and city-centered developments (SOLEC 1996).

"Three years ago, Mike Finney who was then serving as President and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK, a public-private partnership whose mission is to advance innovation-based economic development in the greater Ann Arbor, hosted a dinner with Dave Egner, the executive director of the New Economy Initiative in Detroit.

Malaria is a major impediment to socioeconomic development in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) of Southeast Asia (1 ).

It's the latest development in the Great Netflix Experiment, that monstrous new distribution model by which television watchers are chained to their sofas, then force-fed episodes like addled geese.

He points to overgrazing and desertification in Africa's Sahel, which is harming populations of songbirds; the slaughter of birds passing over the Mediterranean; the loss of elk migratory routes to development in the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem; and threats to African wildlife as intensive farming spreads.

It is an important development in the new Great Game that is already realigning the delicate geopolitical balance of the region.

For example, he has publicly lobbied for development in the fragile Great Barrier Reef area, for which there are about 45 development proposals in the pipeline.

Agricultural development in the southern Great Plains of North America has resulted in marked changes in habitats and in the configurations of those habitats.

The company said its capital expenditure programme would include a development drilling campaign in the Greater Stella Area (GSA).

This facility includes a Fabric Discovery Center that provides end-to-end prototyping from fiber design to system integration of new textile-based products, and will be used for education and workforce development in the Cambridge and greater Boston community.

Nor is there a hint of the sociopolitical developments to come in the greater world that would — with joyful, defiant abandon — assert the right to deviate from local norms.