Sentence examples for development would become from inspiring English sources

Many large projects would still be built under the CFDs, and ROCs would remain in force in Northern Ireland, where development would become very competitive.

The Star Group, an Asian satellite television provider owned by the News Corporation, said that Michelle Guthrie, left, its executive vice president for business development, would become its chief executive.

With just $1, the city would reacquire the land; the authority would no longer control Battery Park City; and the development would become a neighborhood the same as almost any other in Manhattan.

Development would become more environmentally friendly, China could devote its capital and remarkable engineering skills to projects more productive than shipping water around the country—and everybody would save a great deal of money.

The film was set for release in 2008, however it entered development hell and its development status would become unknown over the next few years.

As the congress is to discuss amendments to the party constitution, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post and Ming Pao Daily News say Mr Cai also hinted that President Hu Jintao's "scientific development" theory would become a "guiding principle" in the constitution, alongside Marxism and the theories of Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping and Jiang Zemin.

In 1846 the Commissioners of Woods and Forests purchased the Red House Inn and 200 acre of surrounding land, and work began on the development that would become Battersea Park.

Patients expressed awareness that new medications were currently in development and would become available soon.

A priori, we expected that over multiple years of such professional development, teachers would become experts in both the content and process of creating and executing scientific experiments with their students.

After completing Riven the sequel to the bestselling Myst in 1997, developer Rand Miller and his company, Cyan Worlds, began development of what would become Uru: Ages Beyond Myst.

Theirs is among a small cohort of large, long-running Dutch families whose well-documented histories provide a compelling window into the development of what would become New York and, later, the United States.