Sentence examples for developments mainly from inspiring English sources
The city will allocate just over two hundred and ten million dollars, directed at the city's public-housing developments, mainly in sections of Brooklyn, Harlem, and the Bronx.
Romance methods of forming new words from native sources are in part inherited from Latin (the morphological device of adding a suffix and that of prefixing an element that modifies the original meaning) and in part later developments (mainly that of combining two or more free forms to make compound words and of changing or extending the syntactic distribution of an already existing word).
This chapter discusses the developments, mainly in the 21st century.
Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) [78] This SDO covers developments mainly in deployment models, functional improvements, and network improvements.
Were cybernetic developments mainly pursuing paths which had been historically associated with a white male symbolic domain, giving primacy to rationality and logic, rather than affect and matter?
The city should also present mixed use developments mainly oriented to public transport accessible corridors and near to highly public transport accessible interchanges.
Under the state plan, areas like Ocean County are generally planned for slow growth, with development mainly confined to town centers.
Gov. Christie Whitman had proposed a new process for approving sewer permits that promoted development mainly in cities and existing suburbs.
Brazil is experiencing great changes and is being hailed as an international model of social and economic development, mainly because of its significant progress in poverty reduction (pdf).
They believe in open-source development mainly, they say, because it produces better software and service -- not because it is morally superior to the traditional commercial model.
One bill, from Scott Tipton of Colorado, would essentially establish energy development — mainly of fossil fuels — as the primary use of the public lands.
