Sentence examples for developments driven from inspiring English sources

Cities across America have seen similar developments, driven largely by HOPE VI, a controversial federal law passed in 1992 to target the worst housing estates (the acronym stands for Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere).

This foundation was expanded by the Renaissance that began in Italy and later by political, cultural and technological developments driven by pioneers in primarily Britain, France and Germany — all of which spread to the rest of Europe.

During the last two decades, renewed interest in pinhole imaging techniques has developed in the nuclear medicine community, as well as in their clinical applications, following extensive hardware developments driven primarily by preclinical research [8, 9].

He moved closer to Seattle, but the noisy construction of postwar housing developments drove him away.

Two developments drive this drop in food provision.

Religious development, driven by turns from within and without, is, after all, the mark of a vital faith.

More-complex designs followed, their development driven by the peculiarly English obsession of observing fine details on diatom frustules.

The difference between the failed conventional development driven by donors and the successful autonomous development driven by pastoralists is that between "seeing like a state" and "seeing like a pastoralist" (borrowing from Scott 1998).

Therefore, the MIRE model includes the physics of Es layer development driven by tidal winds and electric fields.

Tech startups were defined as companies less than 10 years old that are "product focused" or data / development driven.

In general, the preferences of stakeholders ranged between those who favor economic development driven by agriculture and tourism and those supporting a better conservation of the area.