Sentence examples for have made development from inspiring English sources

In Brooklyn, Mr. Miller said, lower prices have made development financing easier to get, which has led to a steady rise in market share for new condos.

We did not wish to re-write the scientific application code to adapt them to the cloud (e.g., to use a MapReduce pattern, cf. [30]) as this would have made development and maintenance more difficult for the code owners.

The mayor has made development of the Far West Side, including the railyards owned by the transportation authority, a priority since taking office in 2002, but his plans have been repeatedly frustrated.

"The spread of roads and cellular phones in rural areas has made development tangible even for India's rural population," Mr. Chandra said, "and it has become abundantly clear that the economy will play a large factor in the election".

Mr. Bloomberg has made development of the Far West Side a priority throughout his administration; early on, he tried to have a sports stadium built there, a plan that was hooted down.

Software development on mobile has been essentially divided among two camps including Java ME (Java Micro Edition) and BREW, and this has made development difficult as software creators had to basically make two versions.

Hillary Clinton, wisely, has made development and operation of the Internet a matter of foreign policy.

Mr. Levine has made economic development his main issue.

He has made British development policy transparent, focused and highly effective.

That is why the infrastructure is sorely neglected and local institutions under-resourced, which has made durable development incredibly difficult.

Not surprisingly, O'Connor has made the development of a clear, consistent policy direction a key element of her administration.