Sentence examples for in the midst of development from inspiring English sources
Objective: We are in the midst of development of several new anastomotic devices for use in coronary artery bypass grafting surgery.
This is literally an oasis in the midst of development along the East Coast where birds can stop to refuel for the rest of their flight north or south.
Just as attempts have been made to preserve much of traditional society in the midst of development, traditional elements of architecture have been incorporated into new buildings; the result is that Oman's cities feel at once contemporary and ancient.
We wrote the script for Empress of Texas and were in the midst of development when Pussy Riot, a punk rock collective, erupted in the news.
As a place of settlement for the Tamil community since 1917, Kampung Keling has been able to maintain its presence as a unique area in the midst of the development of the city of Medan.
"In the midst of the development of modern antibacterial agents, infection has flourished with a vigor that rivals the days of Semmelweis," Dr. Sol Haberman, director (until his death last April) of the microbiology laboratories at Baylor University Medical Center.
Now Jekyll, which is connected to the mainland by a causeway, is in the midst of a development spurt that includes projects like this 10-acre oceanfront condo-hotel.
China's power sector is in the midst of fast development, and today's investment decisions will have a large impact on the country's ability to achieve its environmental and carbon mitigation goals.
"It's just a question of finding a location that's appropriate that reflects everybody's sensitivities," he said, adding that putting a memorial in the midst of the development had struck many residents as "like moving ground zero even closer to where they live".
Mayors Harvey Johnson Jr. of Jackson, Miss., and Tom Rowland, of Cleveland, Tenn., say that Sears Holdings didn't contact them before making the announcement and that their cities are in the midst of economic development projects that they had hoped would eventually bring more business to struggling stores like Sears'.
