Sentence examples for developments offering from inspiring English sources

The best place to feel the city's true pulse, though, is in the other Cancún: downtown, in the tangle of mostly tourist-free squares, market stalls and shiny new developments offering their own destination-worthy nightspots, shops and restaurants.

Agency officials said that other housing developments offering accommodations for the deaf had been partly paid for with HUD grants, but gave no overwhelming preference to deaf tenants or did not exclude other groups in their advertising.

This is the so-called Mormon Moment: a strange convergence of developments offering Mormons hope that the Christian nation that persecuted, banished or killed them in the 19th century will finally love them as fellow Christians.

Planned developments offering a mix of housing are commonplace in many areas of the country, but they are just emerging on Long Island, where developments have typically offered only one type of housing.

The common thread in each of these scenarios is the return of end-users, particularly at developments offering low-density formats that appeal to actual residents, walkable neighborhoods that foster a sense of community, and amenities that make people feel at home.

Schools are increasingly acknowledging this development, offering support and changing toilet arrangements so there are more unisex rather than just male and female toilets.

"We're cautiously optimistic" about the rest of the year, said Michael Glenn, executive vice president for market development, offering the closest thing to exuberance in corporate America today.

Its president, Paul Kagame, has long identified the internet as a key to his country's development, offering concessions to software companies setting up there.

One Housing Group broke the mould when it created Arlington – a homeless hostel built at the heart of a larger development offering commercial space for a range of social enterprises, a conference centre and artists' studios.

We were also keen to identify other means by which funds might be made more generally available for housing development, offering opportunities to smaller providers while spreading the risk for lenders.

His administration, on the other hand, "wants to view culture as economic development," offering improved services, like longer opening hours for museums, so that the city can be more competitive for tourist dollars, he said.