Sentence examples for new generation of development from inspiring English sources

Shostak hopes the government might propose a new law in the Queen's speech later this month to enable this, and create a new generation of development corporations.

She explained: "It brought an end to gimmicks; credibility is being rewarded, and although we're seeing a new generation of development trading for the highest prices ever, it's rooted in a rationality that didn't exist in the last cycle.

We expect to see a new generation of development and administration tools become more relevant in a mobile environment.

This is an important step towards the development of a new generation of forest development simulators that can be applied at the European scale, but that are sensitive to variations in growing conditions and applicable to a wider range of management systems than before.

This is an important step towards the development of a new generation of forest development simulators that can be applied at the European scale, but being sensitive to variations in growing conditions and applicable to a wider range of management systems than before.

Introducing a new generation of Urban Development Corporations to build sizeable extensions on the edge of existing towns and cities.

Cheap broadband and a new generation of software development tools changed everything.

These disease-specific cells will form the basis for a new generation of drug development assays, including toxicological tests.

Individual industrial cases already reveal the potential of this new generation of cooperative development paradigm, which has enlightened that the future tool maker is a highly and competent partner along the value chain of the entire product life cycle.

But we don't explain this simply and convincingly enough to inspire a new generation of supporters – for development more generally as well as for ourselves.

In 1970, Jenny initiated and developed the Combination – a company set up to run a cultural and community development project in Brighton, the first of a new generation of multifunctional cultural development and social action centres.