Sentence examples for development outfit from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: Jeanette Cajide recently opened an office in Cambridge MA for Dialexa, a technology product development outfit that helps companies, governments and entrepreneurs design and develop custom hardware and software products.

Rough Cookie develops games for iOS, Android and Windows 7. The game development outfit has long been collaborating with ngmoco, for example for its new owner's Touch Pets series.

Simon Panek, director of a prominent Czech human-rights and development outfit, People in Need, ponders the question.

Vasudev Bhandarkar, a CEO and board member of several companies, including GlobalLogic, a research and development outfit, said Facebook did not want to leave any money on the table.

Alizyme, the Cambridge drug development outfit, yesterday held out the prospect of a commercial breakthrough in the treatment of obesity - a condition said to affect more than 120 million people worldwide.

He went on to found audio and video research and development outfit Best Before, a small team based in south London and one of the UK's few successful technology start-ups to launch during the depth of the recession, where he created Audioboo.

He dropped out of U. of Nebraska, learned to write computer code and, with a friend, launched a software-development outfit from which they created blogging platform Blogger.

It wasn't that I didn't want it; far from it, I'd dreamt of it 20 years before when I managed Oxfam's work in Bangladesh; a role that felt like running the ultimate relief and development learning outfit.

Muslim Engagement and Development (MEND), an outfit that previously operated under the banner of iEngage until controversy forced a rebrand, has decided that the worst it can say about Tell MAMA, the best means it can find of turning it into a satanic organisation, is to say that it associates with gays and Jews.

In September 2011 the Sahel Working Group, a coalition of development and aid outfits, published an influential report on the subject.

Engineers born and often trained in India, where English is the principal language of higher education, have for years immigrated to the U.S. to staff the research and development labs of outfits ranging from Intel and AT&T to tiny startups.