Sentence examples for developments closer from inspiring English sources

Still, developments closer to home are also bringing down oil and gasoline prices.

There likely will be more smaller-lot, townhouse and other mixed-density developments closer to burgeoning suburban job centers.

They defend his right to intervene over developments close to buildings or sites of national importance as he has done over the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square, the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, and Paternoster Square, also beside St Paul's.

At one stage, signs reading "Ancient Lights" were fixed below windows in vulnerable areas of London, such as back alleys of Chinatown or Clerkenwell, to deter potentially light-blocking developments close by (is that what they mean by daylight robbery?).

There are the beginnings of other plans for rail to take more of the strain off the roads from the government, such as "siting new developments close to railway stations", says Joseph.

Kia's site, though not in the eastern hinterland, will bring development closer to it.

He said residential development closer to the performing arts center and the proposed arena might have more chance of success.

Radio 4's You and Yours reported on a mental-health development closer to home, the practice of prescribing books for those with mild to moderate psychiatric problems.

Writing in the journal Ear and Hearing, researchers said that tests comparing brain activity had demonstrated that deaf children who received the implants when they they were very young had neurological development closer to that of hearing children.

But he wants to reduce costs (for instance by bringing research and development closer to production), organise sales coverage in clusters rather than country by country, reduce bureaucracy, and be less tolerant of underperforming sectors.

Enhancing traditional component-based development methods with built-in contract testing in this way reduces the costs associated with component assembly, and thus makes the "plug-and-play" vision of component-based development closer to practical reality.