Sentence examples for failed developments from inspiring English sources

"They could build until hell freezes over," she said during a daylong tour of failed developments.

Along the many side streets of Arverne, where low-flying planes approaching Kennedy Airport regularly drown out conversation, Mr. Sanders pointed to block after block where homes were for sale or where failed developments turned into rushed rentals.

After a relatively long time of failed developments and negative clinical trials in pharmacological inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) therapy we now phase a time of a great number of successful studies and new therapy principles that will most likely make it into clinical practice.

Rather than overexposing yourself to any one of these risks whether it's the risk of a failed drug-discovery effort, a failed development program or a failed launch biotech investors should take a page out of the playbook of professionals.

Experience gained over years of both failed development and successful efforts has clearly demonstrated that one essential key to developing systems is proper engineering of the requirements for that system.

That building has a contentious past, including several failed development efforts and a three-month occupation by advocates for the homeless.

After spending huge sums on failed development projects, the State Department is working to better focus and design how it spends these critical dollars.

If the many failed development projects of the past 60 years have taught us anything, it's that complicated, imported solutions do not work.

Though the difficulties of transforming Asbury Park are evident in the half-built condominium tower behind his office -- the legacy of an earlier failed development -- "circumstances came together to make a revival happen at this time," Mr. Fishman said.

Other agents mentioned in the documents as potentially useful, he said, are convulsants, or drugs that induce cramps, and pharmaceuticals that failed development trials because of harmful side effects.

The integration of the disaster narrative with that of development is not new: since the 1970s, disasters have been recognized as indicators of unsolved development problems or failed development, which increase people's vulnerability to natural hazards, including climate-related hazards (O'Keefe et al. 1976; Cuny 1983).