Sentence examples for further commercial development from inspiring English sources

His efforts led to a long-range plan that focused on preserving many architecturally significant structures, including theaters within the district, developing new gallery and public green space, creating a catalyst for further commercial development and attracting a greater number of visitors to downtown.

During the 19th century the expanding economic importance of Ukraine, and especially the growing export of grain, brought further commercial development to Kiev.

J. Michael Struna, a real estate broker hired by the town to market Fairfield Hills, says high-density housing is crucial to attracting further commercial development, because "there is no economic viability without people".

To a large extent this is due to lack of a sustained interest for further commercial development of the vaccines already undergoing the preclinical and clinical development, and a predicted insignificant cost effectiveness of mass vaccination.

Although lithium-rich layered composite cathode materials can meet the requirements of high discharge capacities and energy densities of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), the drawbacks of encountering structural reconstruction, sharp voltage decay during cycling as well as low packing density still exist, which retard their further commercial development.

Last year Kassis convinced Philadelphia and Pennsylvania state officials to consider designating parts of Fishtown a Keystone Opportunity Zone, which would stimulate further commercial development and local entrepreneurship by providing business incentives and tax relief.

High-density development is a hot topic in the city, with residents wary of further commercial growth.

Resource Extraction Issuers must disclose payments, including taxes, royalties, fees, production entitlements, bonuses, dividends, payments for infrastructure improvements and legally required community and social responsibility payments equal to or exceeding $100,000 in a fiscal year that are made to further the commercial development of oil, natural gas or minerals.

The Obama administration proposed $850 million for the next fiscal year to further finance commercial development of astronaut-carrying "space taxis" — what NASA calls its commercial crew program — while Congress has put a higher priority on a large NASA-designed rocket for astronaut missions beyond low-Earth orbit.

By the early 20th century, a rail line parallel to the stream encouraged further residential and commercial development.

As such, it represents a landmark moment in the field of molecular imaging and should encourage further commercial investment and development in the field.