Sentence examples for makes in developing from inspiring English sources

Dons chief executive Duncan Fraser told the Dons website:  "We are very pleased to have reached a satisfactory outcome which fully recognises the investment that this club makes in developing young players".

While major strides have been made in developing measures of quality of life in the developed world, there remains a paucity of evidence from resource-limited settings.

"Far too little progress has been made in developing sound defences".

This week in the magazine, Michael Specter writes about the progress scientists have made in developing in-vitro meat.

Significant progress has been made in developing catalysts for enantioselective hydrogenation.

Now the drug is out of patent and there is no profit to be made in developing the treatment.

From Geneva, the World Health Organization also announced yesterday that "encouraging progress" had been made in developing vaccines against the H5N1 virus.

Unless colleges are given adequate support, however, the great strides we could make in developing British industry and tackling unemployment will be lost.

There's money to be made in developing alternative energy — even when it's not so green, like the ethanol industry that has been collecting subsidies for decades.

Then, on June 4 , 1965 Mr. Hoover's office demanded to know what progress was being made in developing Vincent Flemmi as an informer.

But progress is being made in developing less invasive measures, including the use of biologic substances that stimulate bone growth in degenerated vertebrae.