Sentence examples for into new developments from inspiring English sources

Joe Dignan, interim head of business development at Future Cities Catapult, said much will depend on developers and construction companies "baking" the technology into new developments.

We're also hoping the research side of things will help identify the best parts of the app so we can take them forward into new developments in the future.

Meea, who represents a district in the capital, says that instead of putting money into new developments such as Heritage City, Port Louis itself needs to be refurbished and upgraded.

Why do people uproot their families from California, New York, Ohio and elsewhere and move into new developments in Arizona or Nevada or North Carolina, imagining their kids at high schools that haven't even been built yet, picturing themselves with new friends they haven't yet met, fantasizing about touch-football games on lawns that haven't been seeded?

Owns stake in Equinox Fitness Clubs; integrating workout centers into new developments.

Recently purchased Equinox Fitness Clubs, integrating workout centers into new developments.

Using its own test plan management system, Testlio assigns an account manager and test lead to your startup to build out a process for testing that enables them to reach every platform you're working with at a pace that lets your developers see test reports in time to work that information into new development plans — typically on a weekly basis.

By selling these and other buildings, "we harvest their value and redeploy it into new development," he said.

This has often put drugmakers at odds with international groups, like the WHO, which have been eager to give away today's medicines with scarce regard to what it does to the incentives that keep investment capital flowing into new development.

This paper gives insight into these new developments and briefly summarizes the research into new hydraulic systems currently being conducted at IFAS.

The text of the original 1994 agreement has already been updated, to take into account new developments such as electronic procurement tools and spelling out transitional measures available to developing countries that sign up.