Sentence examples for development moving ahead from inspiring English sources

With development moving ahead — six new guesthouses are opening this year, bringing the total to nearly 70 — hotel operators and tour guides see a brighter future in inner-tube rentals than in opium dens.

Notwithstanding such setbacks and opposition, however, the development is moving ahead toward completion in the fall of 2003.

In the midst of Brazil's political turmoil, pro-development forces are moving ahead on a constitutional amendment that could speed approval for dams, highways, mines, and other megaprojects.

Development of these resources is moving ahead amidst concerns regarding environmental risks, especially to water resources.

Think Technologies is moving ahead with development of a fuel-cell vehicle for 2004.

The Weinstein Company, heavyweight producers in Hollywood, is moving ahead with development of its first stage musical, "Finding Neverland," after staged readings of the script and score in London last week that executives deemed a success.

HONG KONG — China is moving ahead with the development of a new and more capable generation of intercontinental ballistic missiles and submarine-launched missiles, increasing its existing ability to deliver nuclear warheads to the United States and to overwhelm missile defense systems, military analysts said this week.

Unlike the Mohegans, who opened a casino within three years of Ms. Deer's call, what the bureau is calling the "historical Eastern Pequot Tribe" must address a host of complex issues before moving ahead with economic development plans, not the least of which is a possible appeal of its federal recognition.

A great example that we are moving ahead is the development of divorce apps.

But of the rentals that Applied is moving ahead with, several developments are in Hudson County.

Even as Mr. Obama's campaign was processing the developments in Benghazi, Libya, it was also moving ahead early Wednesday with the release of a new advertisement attacking Mr. Romney on taxes.