Sentence examples for for possible development from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration had even more ambitious plans for other waters in the Arctic — opening 40 million acres in the Chukchi Sea and 33 million acres in the Beaufort Sea for possible development.

By Dana Goodyear Hugh Hefner Last week, the Trust for Public Land, a San Francisco-based organization of "undevelopers," announced that it had raised $12.5 million to buy Cahuenga Peak, a hundred and thirty-eight acres of unspoiled ridgeline that extends to the left of and above the Hollywood sign, to prevent the land's owners from offering it for sale for possible development.

Last week, the Trust for Public Land, a San Francisco-based organization of "undevelopers," announced that it had raised $12.5 million to buy Cahuenga Peak, a hundred and thirty-eight acres of unspoiled ridgeline that extends to the left of and above the Hollywood sign, to prevent the land's owners from offering it for sale for possible development.

He wanted the university to select the inventions that would be sent to the institute for possible development.

Thus this compound represents a new lead for possible development as treatment for TBI and related neurodegenerative disorders.

Compound 22 represents a new lead for possible development as a treatment for TBI and related neurodegenerative conditions.

For reasons of possible development of resistance as well as compliance problems, long-term use should be avoided.

In the same paper the authors also emphasized the need for surveillance for the possible development of antibiotic resistance.

To explore non-biological risk factors for dementias, suggest probable risk profiles for Alzheimer's disease and to propose elements for the possible development of preventive interventions.

A thorough review would consult the public, draw competitive proposals and account for all possible development alternatives, including ones in the case of the Atlantic Yards that do not require the use of eminent domain.

Antioxidant screening of active compounds from unexplored species of Acacia genus pave the way for the possible development of natural essences to substitute synthetic ones.