Sentence examples for joined to develop from inspiring English sources

Two prominent New York City real estate families, the Dursts and the Roses, have joined to develop a 37-story apartment building on the northwest corner of 57th Street and 11th Avenue -- a block owned by a less well-known real estate family since the 1860's, when it was a Hudson River inlet.

In addition, several groups in the UK have joined to develop the 3D Fragment Consortium (http://www.3DFrag.org) devoted to the building of a shared library (500 3000 fragments) with enhanced three dimensionality of compounds that seem to be more advantageous than the traditional approach.

Fisherman also joins to develop the company's artificial intelligence platform.

The Netherlands is one of nine countries that joined to help develop the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, securing lucrative subcontracting deals for local companies from Lockheed Martin.

Similarly, the Mekong River Commission, Asian Development Bank, and World Wildlife Fund have joined efforts to develop a Rapid Basin-Wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool as a way of reducing environmental impacts from hydropower.

Similarly, BMW and PSA Peugeot-Citroën have joined forces to develop hybrid components.

WESTHAMPTON BEACH - SUFFOLK COUNTY and the Town of Southampton Town have joined forces to develop a 58-acre commercial and industrial park at the county-owned Gabreski Airport.

Reports say US authorities believe al-Qaida operatives in Syria and Yemen had joined forces to develop bombs that could be smuggled aboard.

International Business Machines and the State Library in Berlin, in collaboration with eight other institutions, have joined together to develop the Bach Digital Project -- a Web site devoted to the works and life of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Clegg was speaking after US officials told Reuters that security at European airports would be increased following intelligence that al-Qaida operatives in Syria and Yemen had joined forces to develop bombs that could avoid detection and bring down aircraft.

The surprise is that the United States and the European Union recently joined forces to develop hydrogen as an energy alternative that could fuel cars, buses, trucks and, down the road, virtually everything else.