Sentence examples for expanded development from inspiring English sources

Although Patti helped in the first few months with programming, he realised that the project was much larger than the two of them could handle, and Patti developed the business around the game's expanded development.

First, pipeline opponents say there is no possible deal that could compensate for the environmental damage created by the construction of the pipeline and expanded development of the Canadian oil sands.

City and state officials are hoping that they can use various incentives to persuade Larry A. Silverstein, the developer who holds the rights to the office space at the trade center, and Westfield America, which holds the retail lease there, to consider transferring some of their space to an expanded development site.

Notwithstanding considerable environmental opposition, and questions about the economic merits and commercial viability of the projects, Australian governments are wedded to the conviction that expanded development of the economy is tied to extracting and exporting fossil fuels, to consolidating Australia as an 'energy superpower'.

It is, however, a greatly expanded development of a theme heard during "Soliloquy" at the line "I guess he'll call me 'The old man' ".

While Akeelah's mother makes it her mission to aggressively stand in the way of the expanded development of her child's academic capabilities by, of all things, discouraging spelling bee participation!

Because of expanding development costs and tighter budgets, military contractors are increasingly interested in commercial applications for products, including toys.

The idea of expanding development aid has gained modest support from some other wealthy nations, including several European countries and Canada, as well as from the United Nations.

Harper is accused of pushing through a slew of policies weakening or abolishing environmental protections – with an aim of expanding development of natural resources such as the Alberta tar sands.

The rush to catch up has placed public campuses in an awkward stance: cutting academic programs and instructors at the same time they are expanding development staffs and investing in a fund-raising infrastructure.

The study area encompassed pre-existing and expanding development of energy resources.