Sentence examples for precious development from inspiring English sources

External expertise matters to avoid group think and false glass ceilings, and to make sure precious development time is focused on genuinely effective approaches.

It further consumes precious development resources that can be instead assigned to implementing essential product features.

Or you can spend your time and energy and precious development resources making a terrific mobile-optimized view into your existing web presence.

You can spend your time and energy and precious development resources to build a terrific platform-specific application, only to sit in frustration as it languishes in some opaque approval process.

There are more apps I'd probably visit if they were integrated with complementary apps, though I realize developers don't have full control here its hard to identify a few apps to integrate with, as those integrations cost precious development time.

Unless you are involved at the ground level, you could make a wrong technology choice that takes the team down the wrong path and waste precious development time having to revisit incorrect choices.

There has been precious little development of new units until just a few years ago.

In an age when every patch of city real estate is increasingly precious — a development deal in February valued a swath of Manhattan air at $600 per square foot — the streets, it seems, are no exception.

At 75, Solzhenitsyn is going home to a Russia rid of the incubus of socialism and, he hopes, at last free to pursue her "precious inner development".

Foluke Akinlose MBE Awards Founder In 2007 Londoner Foluke launched the annual Precious Awards, a development of her organisation Precious, the UK's first online magazine and network for women of colour.

"I said, 'You knew the process was fucked up, so you hid behind the process.' " Rather than call for Emanuel's resignation, Pfleger is asking for something that he regards as more precious: jobs and development projects in African-American areas of Chicago.