Sentence examples for developments dot from inspiring English sources

Puerto Rico has become a major vacation destination because of its fine year-round weather and air and sea transportation links; hotels, guest houses, and condominium developments dot the island's coastline.

International NGOs invaded after the 2004 tsunami and huge re-development dots the landscape.

A lot of new high-rise buildings in the centres of such cities as Manchester and Leeds would not have been built had it not been for the house-price boom, says Chris Hamnett, an academic specialising in housing.Farther south in Britain, the luxury riverside developments that now dot the banks of the Thames in London may be empty for the moment but will find occupiers eventually.

In the mid-19th century, the East 90's near the East River had little of the development that was dotting the rest of the Upper East Side, perhaps because the large flatland north of 90th Street was a marshy swamp.

The current work reports the development of carbon dot-impregnated waterborne hyperbranched polyurethane as a heterogeneous photo-catalyst for solar-driven production of hydrogen peroxide.

At first the visitors were astounded by the thousands of bunkers that dot the countryside and the lack of development.

Some recent developments in epitaxy growth and device structures have opened up new avenues for practical quantum dot solar cells.

Several restaurants now dot the northeastern corner, where much of the Presidio's development has taken place since it was transferred to the National Park Service in the mid-1990s.

Dot, dot dot is not an ending.

Incubators are known for making administrative resources available to the development of dot-com companies, largely in the business-to-consumer and business-to-business space.

b Relationship of AE events during the earliest stage of fracture development (red dots) to later zones of failure (plotted on the same image as that in Fig. 4a).