Sentence examples for keeps being developed from inspiring English sources

We will update the app to support more mapping resources as BridgeDb API keeps being developed.

Hence, various plant phenotyping techniques have kept being developed for different scenarios, via introducing diverse remote sensing (RS) techniques such as light detection and ranging (LIDAR).

In terms of romantic haptics, the teledildonics and VR porn industry is alive and well, and new products keep being developed.

Respected environmental groups like the Nature Conservancy, Connecticut Fund for the Environment and the Audubon Society all contend it is environmentally crucial to keep the Preserve from being developed because it is the largest unprotected coastal forest between the Connecticut River and New York City.

The steep topography of the remaining private land keeps it from being developed.

She and Mr. Yezzi bought it in 1997 to keep it from being developed.

Township officials have worked hard to keep Harding this way, by persuading estate owners to donate or sell land at reduced prices to the township or to environmental groups to keep it from being developed.

In fact, I support the project; acquiring this land to keep it from being developed is good public policy for southern Westchester and especially good for taxpayers in the village of Irvington and its school district which would be burdened financially if the land were to be developed residentially.

Any poll will tell you that New Jerseyans say they are worried to the point of panic about the state's disappearing open space, and will even tax themselves -- as inconceivable as that may sound -- to buy up farmland to keep it from being developed.

Mr. Ginn also said that new thinking about how to maintain undeveloped lands in the West was increasingly dependent on maintaining their economical value, and that keeping forestry jobs in places like Montana would bolster overall forest values as another tool to keep them from being developed.

IN a move unusual for its last-minute fervor, a group opposed to a 23-home development on the Amawalk Reservoir in Somers is urging New York City and other governments and charitable groups to try to buy the 29-acre site in question and keep it from being developed.