Sentence examples for development-wise from inspiring English sources
But development-wise, he doesn't have to develop anything.
"I didn't know where we were, but then I was kind of amazed what I was seeing development-wise," McGaughey said.
Q. Do you have anything else in the pipeline development-wise? A. We are looking quite a bit in New York City, including all the boroughs, in northern New Jersey and as far south as Philadelphia.
He added: "I've never really talked about it because you don't want to admit to that being the case.But I think when you've got past something, you can talk openly about it.And it's sort of in a moment like this, I can talk about how I feel like I've come full circle confidence-wise and game development-wise".
"Development-wise, it would do a great deal, because I'm able to go and throw those four pitches every five days and get, obviously, a tremendous more amount of innings if I am starting," Hughes said Tuesday, adding later: "But it basically comes down to what the team wants.
Of course, Zaarly's initial model leaves it up to users to discover the app themselves, or by word of mouth, which means that, development-wise, the Zaarly experience is somewhat limited.
For what seems, in chagrined memory, like eighteen hours, I tell him all of my ideas about Art and list all the things that have been holding me back artistic-development-wise and possibly (God! Yikes!) ask if he ever listens to music while he writes.
The management of public debt, until the latest developments, appeared wise and efficient.
As Mr. Amicone strives to strike the right balance between private and public interests, between smart development and wise non-development, the trick, as always, is to do so responsibly, and with maximal public involvement.
Russ Williams, the head of digital and business development at Wise Buddah, says the big radio stations are best placed to make podcasts.
In the fifth episode, "Wayne's World"—grim joke, that title Lindsey reveals that he has been talking to Wayne Williams for two months: a dramatic development, podcast-wise, that is played for further drama.
