Sentence examples for developments are coming from inspiring English sources

It was somewhat shrouded by the mortgage availability issue, but now that more developments are coming on stream and developers are getting the appetite to start new sites, the planning shortage is coming to the fore again".

But at a time when Cabrini Green and the rest of the city's high-rise public housing developments are coming down, and when whatever will come next is not yet complete, a farmer has stepped in with his own dream.

Now it appears that some of these developments are coming to pass.

It is only the beginning of Google Drive, many developments are coming.

At this stage, Lawrence says that many of the new developments are coming from "programmers who come out of a science background, rather than computer professionals".

As with most other biological problems, the most important experimental developments are coming from studying simple organisms in a reductionist fashion.

In the past, European musicians largely marched in step to whatever developments were coming out of America, striving to keep abreast of successive shocks announcing the new beginning with ragtime.

It's been a fantastic time to be involved in the field, and even when I was writing this book in the last two years, I had to regularly go back and rewrite things I thought I'd finished with, because new developments were coming up all the time.

When Stewart asked what sorts of plot developments were coming up, Braff claimed that the writers told him nothing and he didn't find out what would happen until the day he'd show up to set.

"Many of the things that Floyd Flake worked to create in terms of economic development are coming to fruition under the tenure of Meeks," said Timothy Marshall, president and chief executive of the Jamaica Business Resource Center, a nonprofit organization.

"The countries that are increasingly important players in development cooperation – the Brics, Mints, the rising powers in development – are coming from their own historical tradition of south-south cooperation, they have their own way of doing things and don't particularly see why they should sign up to someone else's way of doing things".