Sentence examples for new developments come from inspiring English sources

"Leaseholds make up almost all of the housing stock in some of our cities' redeveloped districts, and the proportion of leaseholds could grow even more as additional new developments come onto the market".

The new developments come the week after Andy Coulson, the editor of The News of the World from 2003 to 2007, resigned as Prime Minister David Cameron's director of communications, saying continued speculation about his alleged role in the affair made it impossible for him to do his job.

"I'm very excited when any new developments come along for a field that has been dreadfully overlooked for far too long," she says.

With these new developments comes fear.

The new developments came as official comment on the five-week-old case dried up.

Pamela Liebman, the chief executive of the Corcoran Group, said the drop in sales volume was largely propelled by a dip in the number of new developments coming to market.

But, of course, several new developments came to the fore, too, and were every bit as significant as the ones we highlighted last year.

From Shebiye, visitors can see the new developments coming in the rows and rows of bricks piled six and eight feet high for the dozens of dairy farms under construction.

The Manhattan real estate market closed out 2011 with prices relatively flat, but sales volume for the fourth quarter was down by more than 12 percent from the previous year largely because of shrinking condominium inventory as fewer new developments came to market, according to reports that will be released by the city's major brokerage firms on Wednesday.

New developments coming out of their laboratories aim to convert the personal video recorder (PVR) from being a technological tour de force for switched-on video nerds into an entertainment appliance for the masses as simple to use as a toaster.

"It's a herd mentality," she said, adding that buyers may be seeing "a window of opportunity" now: interest rates are still low, and prices could rise because a significant drop in the number of new developments coming on line in the next few years.