Sentence examples for left for development from inspiring English sources
There's no room left for development in Manhattan.
In 1995, staff at Boots reported that film left for development by the newsreader Julia Somerville and her partner Jeremy Dixon contained pornographic images of a child.
He also has the last site left for development, on which he plans a 32-residence condo at prices expected to average $3 million.
With 60percentt of its real estate tax-exempt, the 11th highest tax rate and fourth weakest economy among Connecticut's 169 municipalities and with no land left for development, this city of six square miles is struggling.
As strip malls spread and large houses dot the hillsides, 10percentt of Rockland County's land is left for development and the county is experiencing a push to save its remaining open space, said County Executive Scott Vanderhoef.
"This is the largest vacant residential land parcel left for development in Seattle because it has environmental problems from contaminated soil that was dumped long ago," said Ray Stevenson, the developer.
"The bottom line is that these people want an easier way to live," said Ramin Rezai, project manager at Sterling Plaza Condominium in Great Neck, N.Y., where there is hardly any room left for new development.
It was one of the few sites left for waterfront development, said Sally Monigle, a member of the city's five-member Historic Area Commission, the body charged with safeguarding the architectural heritage of its 135-acre historic district.
While it may be a bit of both, it is probably a little more city than suburb — its population is about a third black, it has pockets of poverty, its infrastructure is aging, and there is not much room left for new development that will generate precious property-tax revenue.
The sample was allowed to stand for 10 min, and 6 ml of distilled water and 7 ml of NaOH (30%) solution was added and left for colour development.
These results (specifically all the data in Figure 6) together distract from the already very interesting story presented earlier in the paper and should be left for further development in a subsequent study.
