Sentence examples for developments alongside from inspiring English sources

Colorado is experiencing a renewed real-estate boom, and the housing developments alongside the interstate between Denver and Colorado Springs rarely evoke the virtues of conservation and smallness.

Many of these high-end homes are concentrated in a neighborhood called the Golden Mile, between the Moscow River and Ostozhenka Street, which has a number of new upscale residential developments alongside historic Art Nouveau mansions.

Indeed, most of the plans for the areas around the stations of HS2 are vague, and some of the stops along an earlier line, HS1, are still underdeveloped, years after the line was built.The ability to build large developments alongside the high-speed railways is a boon to the Japanese bullet line, as is the ability to charge high ticket prices.

It is the result of the colossal and ongoing failure of the EU to sufficiently monitor democratic developments alongside economic performance in its member states and to establish a binding code offering a guarantee for the independence of certain powers and institutions.

Valle de Uco, a slightly more removed up-and-coming area 75km away from Mendoza, is home to a few new resort and property developments alongside wineries, such as The Vines Resort and Spa and Las Moradas de los Andes.

The ability to extract signal from noise may be another limiting factor on motion coherence sensitivity in development, alongside sampling.

Alongside developments in enzyme technology, new ligation strategies have been developed.

PITTSBURGH — The education of Mark Sanchez has featured questions of development alongside flashes of brilliance.

Mr. Stein said that the amendment would benefit the community, and he added that there was a need for development alongside the brownstones.

"Why can't the state transportation department consider what should be appropriate development alongside roads that are going to be transportation corridors?" said Stephen M. Jones, Suffolk County's planning director and a committee member.

In its new aid strategy, published last year, the government said: "We firmly believe that spending 0.7%... on international development – alongside our commitment to spend 2% on defence – means our country walking taller in the world".