Sentence examples for development wing from inspiring English sources

Tesco said it was likely to build homes itself via its development wing, Spenhill, while also selling sites to housing developers, in a programme that has been valued by Property Week at £1bn, based on a valuation of £250,000 per home.

Bulgaria says that officials in the bloc's regional development wing are privately supportive.

They rely on a bus donated by the United Nations development wing that makes the trip four times a day.

Newcomers to automaking, such as Waymo (whose auto development wing once was called Google), plan to put fully autonomous vehicles on the road from Day One.

Emboldened by the success, the company's development wing pushed even harder, inventing a Yoplait variation that came in a squeezable tube — perfect for kids.

So they were dumped in 1993 for the Abyssinian Development Corporation, a nonprofit development wing of the Abyssinian Baptist Church, which is one of the oldest and most notable churches in Harlem, and The Retail Initiative, a national investment pool.

Knockdown in the expression of the genes coding for these GPCRs severely affected larval growth, wing development and ecdysis.

Subsidised theatre is the research-and-development wing of the UK's thriving creative industries.

Over an egg-white omelet at Fred's, the restaurant at Barneys, Wexler details a few of the newest possibilities emerging from the beauty industry's research-and-development wing.

THE NEXT MAGIC KINGDOM about Bran Ferren, a Disney employee, and the future according to Walt Disney Company... Ferren heads up the research-and-development wing of….

Kawamoto idolized legendary industrialist Honda Soichiro for his maverick spirit and interest in racing cars, and he went to work for the research-and-development wing of the Honda Motor Company, Ltd., after earning a master's degree in 1963.