Sentence examples for substantial developer from inspiring English sources

The company touts Java as an attractive RIA platform in particular because it already enjoys a substantial developer community and runs on a range of devices from mobile phones to TVs.

Alan Pelz-Shanpe, analystyst at 451 Research who has followed Box for a long time, believes today's announcement could be significant, especially since the company already enjoys a substantial developer following.

Developer Substantial has used a combination of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to connect the devices of players locally, although it has also warned that "the technology is super new, it's got some bugs and doesn't always work perfectly".

This is Jolla filling in the Sailfish platform gap itself, as — being the new kid on the mobile block — it's unable to rely on a substantial third party developer ecosystem to do that for it.

Residents approached the Hazards Centre for help in understanding a contract between real estate developers and the DDA; the contract appeared to give substantial land to developers while only re-housing some of the residents.

That may mean that banks are less likely to sustain the heavy losses on home mortgages that Western banks have had over the last few years, senior financiers and real estate developers said, although they said that some smaller banks have substantial exposure to developers.

Although that may not be substantial for individual developers, one told the Guardian: "0.575% of the in-app purchase market across all platforms would be a very nice figure to have indeed.

Finally, the guideline approach potentially offers filter developers substantial savings in terms of time and labour.

These approaches should provide substantial flexibility for developers and enable the design of programs that might otherwise never even be attempted.

"Neither the mere issuance of permits, nor the developer's substantial expenditures and physical improvements are enough, standing alone, to confer a vested right to the project," the board said.

"It's a single large developer, with substantial deep pockets, with a very specific agenda that doesn't necessarily align with the interests of the state," said Doug Baker, the chief executive officer of Kryosphere, a Research Triangle company that stores biological specimens.