Sentence examples for development rising from inspiring English sources

It found that, of 75 published neighbourhood plans, 55% of plans were designed solely to resist development, rising to 63% in rural areas.

From the elegant window in his back parlor, he can see a town house development rising, and beyond that, the dome of a mosque, the Masjid Malcolm Shabazz.

Among the handful of condominiums is Fieldstone Village, a 55-and-over development rising from a dusty former Field View Farm parcel.

With the costs of drug research and development rising rapidly, Japanese makers -- which have traditionally focused on improving existing medicines rather than developing new ones -- are falling behind their foreign rivals, which have much larger research and development budgets.

Back in the days of the Silk Road caravans, this is what people might have called a mirage -- a huge glass dome, surrounded by a California-style housing development, rising from the parched brown steppe.

And that is before the second development: rising optimism about offshore gas reserves in the east Mediterranean.Yet the gas has now become just another obstacle: Mr Anastasiades says it is making a deal harder to reach.

Turnover was up 10% at £1.38bn and investment in research and development rose £80m to £113m.

Some of the commissioners called to protest the story, but the headline made no difference; the development rose anyway.

Spending on research and development rose, and as a result Finland's emerging high-tech clusters were supported.

The trade deficit was particularly sizable from 1960 to 1965 as expenditure on development rose, reaching a peak in 1966.

"Cable is niche programming," he said, adding that if the cost of development rose, cable channels might find original shows less affordable.