Sentence examples for scores of developers from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, scores of developers have gone bankrupt.

After President George W. Bush ordered public lands to be opened to renewable energy development and California passed a law in 2006 to reduce carbon emissions, scores of developers staked lease claims on nearly a million acres of Mojave Desert land.

It was one of the first commercial applications with an interface enabling outside developers to make new features available through plug-ins within the main program; scores of developers took advantage of this "open architecture," helping to cement Photoshop's dominance within its category.

Scores of developers have had iPad's for weeks now.

In a thinly veiled mass mailing advertisement, RockYou asks scores of developers to buy some of the "600 million impressions that we deliver each day".

Its private property market is in the midst of a shakeout, and scores of small developers have gone out of business.

The California Attorney General is threatening scores of app developers with massive fines for non-compliance with privacy notification laws.

California Attorney General Kamala Harris threatened scores of app developers for similar privacy violations last month, and industry research finds that only 61percentt of apps conspicuously display data-use policies.

The answer will be something of a mixed bag — Apple's first party applications will most likely be tuned to play nice with the additional processing cores, but it'll take time for the scores of iOS developers hit their stride.

The Coding Score is our equivalent of a credit score for developers because you need an easy way for the industry to agree on a standard for skills".

To detect a true difference of 8 points in SF-36 scores between satisfied and less-satisfied patients 1 year after surgery, we used the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) of 5 to 10 points to evaluate differences in scores; the developers of the SF-36 consider this difference to be under the threshold of a meaningful difference.