Sentence examples for eye to developing a from inspiring English sources
The Nova Scotia provincial government recently commissioned a report on the state of Gaelic culture in the area with an eye to developing a program to preserve it.
This article examines European Union (EU) experts' attitude towards use of genetically modified organisms (GMO) in food, feed and other industries with an eye to developing a general model of EU experts' opinion formation in this area.
Dell is reportedly investing in wearable tech, with an eye to developing smartwatch devices, according to a report from The Guardian.
Increased susceptibility of a uveitic eye to developing cataract has been attributed in part to a combination of posterior synechiae, systemic corticosteroid therapy, topical corticosteroid therapy exceeding three drops a day, and chronic inflammation [3].
Will your Mayor govern with an eye to developing your city not only sustainably but also to become a better place to live (LED lighting in streets looks better, cost less and cuts emissions)?
"Discovery has been a global leader in media and will be a great partner in expanding BAMTech to Europe, with an eye to developing new models for delivering content in the best interests of customers," he said.
New artists were on the scene, busy assimilating the lessons of Matulka's generation of modernists with an eye to developing their own American style.
Second City's newest venture is a unit that will specialize in short-form video, with offices in Chicago and Los Angeles and an eye to developing material that can be made into series.
To better understand the threat, the report says the state should fund research and monitoring programs aimed at detailing local factors that contribute to acidification, with an eye to developing new acidification forecasts, adaptation strategies, and pollution controls.
Young 'un Lovitz in particular was a revelation on the left, wreaking havoc against Donny Toia and Bobby Burling with a keen eye to developing the attack.
Two members of the Llanes family are blind and two are going blind because of a hereditary eye disease called aniridia, which causes the eye to develop without an iris.
