Sentence examples for planning to develop a new from inspiring English sources
By invading Iraq, which they knew did not have nuclear weapons, and treating North Korea with kid gloves because they knew it did, and now by planning to develop a new class of battlefield nuclear weapons, President Bush and his advisers send a dangerous message to "rogue states" and terrorists everywhere -- that the road to world power lies in possessing these weapons.
We're not planning to develop a new title, per se, but are planning to grow and develop this one".
We are planning to develop a new health condition questionnaire including the Quality of Marriage Index (QMI) for evaluating marital satisfaction and the simple screening scale of domestic violence, e.g., Partner Violence Screening (PVS) [ 24, 38].
So, Nasa plans to develop a new type of hypersonic jet that would reduce the flight time from New York to Sydney, which currently takes 21 hours, to two-and-a-half hours.
The researchers plan to develop a new software program specifically to diagnose ADHD.
Together with Italy's Alenia, Lockheed Martin plans to develop a new light military transport plane.
Fidel plans to develop a new computational model validated with field data and high-speed video.
Additionally, Toyota said it planned to develop a new hybrid-electric car specifically for its Lexus division as well as another new hybrid for the Toyota brand.
He said Twitter's restrictions haven't diminished his respect or admiration for the company, and he plans to develop a new Twitter application that will compliment the service, instead of trying to replace it.
To advance deep learning systems for processing human speech, Professor of Computer Science Adam Finkelstein plans to develop a new model for the "loss function" that measures how effectively the systems learn from available data.
With the support of the Transformative Research Award, Tavazoie plans to develop a new, massively parallel, ultra-high-throughput method capable of comprehensively mapping protein protein, protein DNA, and protein-RNA interactions in any organism.
