Sentence examples for development is intended from inspiring English sources

All the development is intended to take advantage of tax incentives offered by the city and state governments.

Gallagher's development is intended to create part of a new town called Northstowe near the village of Longstanton in Cambridgeshire.

Called Great Pond Village, the $1 billion development is intended to give employees who now drive an average 35 minutes to work at the Day Hill Road office park the opportunity to ditch the commute altogether.

"Why fix it," he asked, "if it isn't broken?" Correction: October 8, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about the financial prospects of Roche Holding, the Swiss pharmaceuticals company, misidentified the disease that Pegasys, one of its medications in development, is intended to treat.

This next phase of development is intended to persuade two groups to stay on Staten Island: the 1.5 million tourists who arrive by ferry each year only to turn around and immediately return to Manhattan, and young Staten Islanders, who have been leaving for decades.

Further development is intended to address this issue.

The luxury development was intended to mark the ascension of Ivanka and Donald, Jr., then twenty-four and twenty-eight years old, respectively as full players in the Trump empire.

And the relatively high cost of Web pads -- $1,200 and up -- is why most Web pads on the market or in development are intended for business and commercial applications, even though the ultimate goal is to produce a portable, powerful machine for the home.

Almost all retinal prostheses under development are intended to deliver electrical pulses to the retina.

The Atlas development was intended to produce a machine that could carry out one million instructions per second.

The development was intended to take place in two stages: Southgate East, east of the Brighton Road, was to have been built in the early 1950s, and land west of Brighton Road (Southgate West) was to be reserved for expansion of the neighbourhood in the early 1960s.