Sentence examples for development of between from inspiring English sources

HUD has financed the development of between 10,000 and 12,000 new units of supported housing targeted for that population every year over the past four years, he said.

"This is a key early step and we look forward to the development of between four and six ABWR reactors in the UK".

The UNESCO Atlas -- with more than 120 maps, charts and tables -- shows differences in education, such as access to, participation in and development of, between girls and boys.

In May, a week before the hurricane season kicked off, Bell and other forecasters at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center estimated a 45percentt chance of an above-normal season, with the development of between 11 and 17 named tropical storms.

Still, there is opposition, especially from residents in a new development of $700,000 houses adjacent to the charming cider mill that would be torn down to accommodate the new supermarket.

Seeking to grow its energy base, Thailand has recently ordered the steel to build a third major gas pipeline, which in time would trigger development of 2 trillion cubic feet of undeveloped Unocal reserves.

The six-page sketch his team released in May focused on using $200 billion, from an unspecified source, to spur the development of $800 billion in private-public partnerships (PPPs), although it gave little detail on how that would be done.

In a way, I think it's inevitable that in so many respects we are headed in the same direction as the music industry in which at a certain point it was just impossible to keep at bay the development of 99 cent downloads per music.

Starting in the late 1990s, a $500 million College Community Redevelopment Project led to the development of the $8.5 million Piedra del Sol Apartments, the $14.3 million Fraternity Row, and future developments of a $15 million Sorority Row, a $150 million Paseo retail, office, and apartment project, as well as a $125 million research and office park.

Xerox will not offer its competitive product, the iGen3, to the market until mid-2002 after sinking at least eight years and $1 billion into developmid-2002 after00,000 machine.

At the time, state officials said $25 million from the proceeds would go to the development of Governors Island, $20 million for Hudson River Park, and $300 million for downstate housing.