Sentence examples for development that could be from inspiring English sources
In a development that could be telling whether or not she ends up as vice president, she has also been asserting her independence from the McCain campaign.
Garnier proposes changes in Glaxo's drug development that could be as radical as the changes he started four years ago after the merger.
At the center of the research is a sensor, still in development, that could be used to continuously monitor a soldier's blood, sweat, or even tears for biomarkers.
But there is evidence of clandestine military work on missiles and centrifuge research and development that could be linked to a nuclear program, four sources said.
The best hope may be that future releases will be protected when the next generation of digital discs come wrapped in better cyber-protection -- a development that could be two to four years away.
In June, the state sent a more detailed draft version of a public-use plan to the General Services Administration that would have lowered the island's value considerably by limiting the development that could be done by a private owner.
The bank did not disclose which companies or loans caused the writedown, but Tim Buckley, a former Citibank analyst who is now with the anti-fossil fuel Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis, said there were two new developments that could be linked to the move.
Still, the events of the last month do not appear to have fundamentally altered the race for the party's nomination or provided what Mrs. Clinton's campaign has been seeking: evidence of a collapse in Mr. Obama's standing or an overwhelming preference voiced for Mrs. Clinton by Democratic voters in polls, developments that could be used to persuade uncommitted superdelegates to sign on with her.
And if it also leads to greater privacy assurances for individuals who stand to potentially benefit from those developments, that could be a win for everyone involved.
