Sentence examples for either developing from inspiring English sources

They are usually great at schmoozing with the right people and may well be very well-connected, either developing a prominent social media profile or through their contacts.

"The investors in those companies might feel that money is better spent either developing low-carbon energy sources or being returned to investors as dividends," said Ekins.

Bike-sharing is shifting up a gear: it seems that nearly every self-respecting mayor is either developing a scheme or announcing an expansion to one.

A recent survey found that one out of four small firms in Japan was either developing a new product or entering a new field.

That is an especially thorny issue now because many of the largest tobacco companies are either developing, testing or rolling out so-called safer cigarettes, which have fewer toxins than their counterparts.

Caracas have put their emphasis on youth, either developing their own players or picking up talented youngsters from elsewhere.

The debates led to the development of so-called sustainability schemes, either developed in open multi-stakeholder initiatives or private industry-driven processes, containing socioecological criteria.

The absurd conceptualisation of countries as either developed or developing; the ruinous failure to integrate the environment into development; the self-serving attempt to relegate the distribution of wealth to an afterthought – all now consigned to the dustbin.

Events either develop out of some true human necessity or come about unexpectedly.

Damaged seeds either develop into weak plants or fail to sprout.

RUSSIAN companies wanting to run themselves properly must either develop local talent, or hire it from abroad.