Sentence examples for developments that went from inspiring English sources

You see massive residential developments that went bust during the recession and just completely shut down.

Careful archival work also reveals that Nash was in fact far less central to many of the developments that went to make up the Bath of popular imagination.

The recovery took four years, and Ms. Mack noted that 7 of 26 actively selling developments that went dormant in 2009 returned with new development teams at the helm (like One Madison Park, taken on by Related Companies and HFZ).

Looking at many of the developments that went ahead in the last 50 years in spite of nimby opposition, it is hard to not to wish that the nimbys had been more successful.

Some of these shots depict recent housing developments that went bust and now seem like ghost towns, while others depict the remains of the Old West streets constructed to shoot the so-called spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s and '70s.

And, it asked, if development of the West Side is inevitable, "why should costly artificial economic incentives be offered to encourage that development?" Mr. Bloomberg's Democratic challenger in next Tuesday's election, Comptroller William C. Thompson, has said the mayor focuses too much on large developments that go to favored builders who receive wasteful subsidies.

The Shard, for example, was put on hold in 2007 after the first tremors of the credit crunch; work only restarted after an infusion of private money from a Qatari consortium in 2008.Still, that dearth of new space could mean tidy profits for the owners of developments that go ahead.

We then report recent results from these models, emphasizing developments that go beyond cylindrically symmetrical streamers propagating in homogeneous media.

Cancer growth can be viewed as cell development and evolution that went astray.

Despite the extensive development that went into the AT&T Picturephone system more than 15 years of engineering effort and $500 million in development costs market acceptance of Picturephone service was very poor.

He said the housing development that went up included his own split-level house; he said the house that burned had been used by nuns for several years before being sold in the 1970s.