Sentence examples for near to developing from inspiring English sources

Morris "Moe" Berg, who had been a professional baseball player after studying languages at Princeton, was there to see if Heisenberg gave any hint that the Germans were near to developing the atom bomb.

Yet the UN is no nearer to developing a legitimate template that can impose order in the increasingly common phenomenon of the failed state.

I'm going to sacrifice margins in the near term to develop the capabilities I need.

Buoyed by the success achieved in modeling individual molecular machines, we advocate integration of these models in the near future to develop models of functional modules.

This type of work will be quite helpful in the near future to develop a hotspots monitoring system using these operational satellites data.

These gaps have to be filled in the near future to develop the test strategy further.

Although the present test remains time consuming, we expect in the near future to develop a stable permanent transfected cell line that would allow us to perform the test within six hours.

Since it has been shown that the rate of ISMM accumulation in T. congolense is a good indicator of the degree of drug resistance and since the mitochondrial electrical potential (MEP) appears to be closely linked with the rate of drug uptake, it might be possible in the near future to develop a quantitative in vitro test to evaluate the MEP (ILRI, 1996; Wilkes et al., 1997).

Musk made it clear in his plan that opportunities exist in the near-term to develop public-transportation and cargo solutions that will ease the company towards its longer term goals.

North Korea has since devoted more attention to developing Kaesong near its border with South Korea.But a dozen or so Dandong firms have recently set up businesses, ranging from restaurants to a factory making cigarette lighters.

Holma says that by using a flexible database format to store and index CAD data in the cloud, MyCadbox will allow for Evernote-style search capabilities to be built in the near future and to develop the service to benefit larger teams via document management features.