Sentence examples for sizable development in from inspiring English sources

The state's decision to sell part of the institution's land gave the builders a rarity for New York City: enough land to put up a sizable development in an almost-suburban location.

The company most recently claimed to have over 200,000 drivers across some 25 cities in Indonesia, which remains the only market where it is active — although it does have a sizable development team located in India.

The current 69-lot phase is the first sizable housing development in Plainfield in almost 15 years.

With enough Israelis living in sizable developments throughout the occupied territory, so went the reasoning, the demographics would be altered so as to make it impossible for a contiguous Palestinian state to emerge.

The western site is among the last sizable tracts open to development in the 2.5 square mile community.

Though the government has channeled sizable funds into athletic development in recent years — $47 million in the last two years for the Winter Olympics alone, according to figures from the Sport, Tourism and Youth Policy Ministry and cited by The Moscow Times — many athletes must still train abroad and use inferior equipment.

Director Shawn Levy gives us a star-studded cast for this sizable clan, starting with the matriarch Hilary (Jane Fonda), a child psychologist who's been humiliating her offspring for years by detailing their development in her bestselling how-tos.

Equities to propose a sizable new development consisting of two connected buildings, 30 stories tall at their highest point.

Developer and landowner Forest City Enterprises of Cleveland has a sizable presence in New York and experience with apartment developments, too.

Gan (2007) finds that Japanese banks that were more exposed to real estate development cut business lending after a sizable fall in aggregate real estate prices.

To Smith's point, despite sizable public investment in research and development (nearly $150 billion this year), relatively scant attention is devoted to investigating whether the process of science, in its current form, is well-designed for generating knowledge.