Sentence examples for outlet to develop from inspiring English sources

It provided a creative outlet to develop mind, body, & inner spirit.

"In order to maintain the competitiveness that has earned SHR two championships since our debut in 2009, we needed an outlet to develop drivers and team personnel for the Sprint Cup Series," Greg Zipadelli, vice president of competition for SHR, said in a statement.

After 2014 the World Cup rights revert to Fox as well, and at this point it would be a mighty shame if the domestic institutional knowledge ESPN have worked hard to acquire did not continue to have an outlet to grow and develop with the game in the US.

While some outlets continue to develop an image Mexico as lawless and volatile, the actual scenario is not as dramatic.

The convenience store chain won approval from China to develop outlets in Beijing and surrounding provinces in a move that boosts its access to China's increasingly wealthy consumers.

A Dutch study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology that found that adults living within a half-mile of fast food outlets were more likely to develop heart disease than those living further away.

Turtle kidneys have difficulty processing salt water, so for an animal that lives in a brackish environment potable water is always scarce.One way round this for a swimming animal is to develop an outlet which allows urea to dissolve directly in the water as it swims, which is what the turtles seem to have done.

Glen stopped in to visit his friend but also to ask whether Kaempfer would be interested in starting with him a company to develop discount outlet malls in Europe.

Glen stopped in to visit his friend but also to ask whether Kaempfer would be interested in starting a company with him to develop discount outlet malls in Europe.

All3Media said Douglas would work alongside Lime Pictures creative director Tony Wood to develop new outlets and commercial deals in the UK and around the world.

She is hoping to develop better outlets, and catch students shortly after graduation before they are lost in the labor market.