Sentence examples for developments in local from inspiring English sources

I've chronicled some exciting developments in local wine.

Meanwhile, new developments in local storage -- from tape libraries to zip drives -- helped people actually keep the data they were generating on their PCs.

You also need to start telling your friends and family about your intentions and ask them to keep their ears and eyes open for potential opportunities or interesting developments in local companies that might suit you.

"Why not have referendums on issues such as major planning developments in local authorities that will significantly change the whole feel and style of the area?" Ms Evans conceded there would have to be a mechanism to rule out "frivolous or silly" poll suggestions, but there were "many, many serious issues... that people ought to be having a say on".

This week on CAN TV's Chicago Newsroom, host Ken Davis and the panelists discuss the crowded race to replace Jesse Jackson Jr, the proposed five-year moratorium on school closings and some very interesting developments in local journalism.

Ever since he partook in creating Soţietatea Filarmonică and the Bucharest Theater, to the moment of his death, he was involved in virtually all major developments in local dramatic and operatic art.

The recent temperature spikes in an otherwise cool spring have produced at least one distressing development in local gardens.

But women's hockey can hope to grow at the grass-roots level, with development in local clubs, leagues and high schools.

He said that 60 SUNY campuses would be able to compete for three $20 million grants to promote academic excellence and economic development in local communities.

Marsden and Smith's 2005 paper, "Ecological entrepreneurship: sustainable development in local communities through quality food production and local branding," discusses existing sustainable operations are occasionally overlooked and not supported due to initiatives that support large scale sustainability policies.

The rapid expansion of the biofuel industry diverts a large amount of agricultural crops as energy feedstocks, and in turn affects farm land allocation, feedstock market equilibrium, and agricultural economic development in local areas.