Sentence examples for development rush from inspiring English sources
Though Lebanon has been swept by a gentrifying and disfiguring development rush, some older monuments still stand tall.
"It is the development rush," said Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., a Republican from Sag Harbor whose district includes Montauk.
Such a move might help Lord's secure a 37,000-capacity stadium, but it would cause furore among England's other international grounds, many of whom have responded to an era of competitive tendering and are now under financial pressure themselves as the biggest development rush in the game's history has coincided with a world recession.
The Huffington Post, once again demonstrating that it is determined to move beyond profiting from unpaid bloggers or aggregated content, has published an extraordinary investigative report on the development rush that put so many coastal communities in harm's way when the superstorm struck two weeks ago.
Shocking Development: Rush Limbaugh is not a fan of President Barack Obama's newest campaign ads.
'Rebuilding stronger' (and 'smarter') sounds nice and fair — but in practice who gets to build and who benefits when the money comes from the private sector?" Angotti believes the private development rush is part of the legacy of former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
In any case, full-blown retrospectives, with their duty to tell the story of an artist's development, often rush through a career and end up using works as illustrations, not giving them room to breathe or exist in the spirit of the artist's intentions.
It's unlikely that this data will put the immediate brakes on the ongoing mobile app development gold rush.
The new research developments at Rush medical center have come at an opportune moment.
But because its development was rushed, manufacturers could not produce enough so that blood banks could use it to test each unit of donor blood, Dr. Gerberding said.
Its development was rushed and broke so many of its manufacturer's cherished design rules that a lot of senior executives in the company were convinced it would be a flop — quite a big one.
