Sentence examples for the development of a workable from inspiring English sources
"We continue to implore the mayor and City Council to come together on the development of a workable recovery plan," Andy Dillon, Michigan's state treasurer, said in a written release announcing the results of the informal examination.
The aim of this article is to describe existing tools used internationally and analyze them for the development of a workable rapid assessment.
The complex life-cycle of Theileria poses a serious challenge to the development of a workable laboratory system, thus making it difficult to study the regulatory mechanism and developmental biology of this organism.
Given these points, it was decided that the advance lies in the development of a workable system for studying mtDNA genetic exchange, which could be used, for example, to map regions that are causative of disease in an animal by the community.
Prior to the development of workable television recording, if a broadcaster wished to repeat a programme (usually a one-off play), the actors would be re-hired for an additional fee to perform it again live.
The development of workable and large-scale thorium reactors has for decades been a dream for nuclear engineers, while for environmentalists it has become a major hope as an alternative to fossil fuels.
Jennifer Westacott, the chief executive of the Business Council of Australia, responded to the new policy by saying she "looked forward to engaging with the government on the development of workable policies to achieve Australia's post-2020 target".
Development of each of the nineteenth-century systems involved development of an initial workable instance that served as a proof-of-concept.
But the concerns you raised -- constructing a secure and workable center, engaging the waterfront and promoting the development of the West Side -- cannot be achieved unless the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's western railyard is included in convention center expansion plans.
The story contains the nub of a workable concept.
Bragg compares the devising of a workable alphabet to the invention of the worldwide web.
