Sentence examples for the immediate development of from inspiring English sources
The immediate development of the image almost inevitably meant a conversation between photographer and subject or bystander.
But that is just the risk that Mr. Bush takes by emphasizing the immediate development of a robust antimissile defense.
Before putting the roadless designation into effect, the Forest Service had drawn up plans for the immediate development of 300,000 acres in the Tongass.
Now, because of last month's agreement between Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the New York State attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, the garden will be cleared for the immediate development of two- and three-family housing.
This month the Senate passed an authorization bill for NASA that called for the immediate development of a heavy-lift rocket, which might take advantage of shuttle technologies including the solid rocket motors.
Whether or not BP is successful with its "top hat" attempt to cap the leak that is spilling 210,000 gallons of oil a day into the Gulf of Mexico, no solution will be found for this country's addiction to oil until we commit to the immediate development of alternative sources of energy, and begin the painful process of weaning America off oil as our primary source of energy.
The nature of aFRLM derived from the fruit of an edible plant and the convenience and safety of using aFRLM through oral administration demonstrated in this study make the possible immediate development of a new remedy for MI.
This urgent question must be answered because the answer affects the priority for immediate development of control strategies.
In a statement in response to Mr. Obama's April 15 speech at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida outlining his new policy, Boeing emphasized the need for immediate development of a heavy-lift vehicle.
Injury to vascularized tissue in the implantation procedure leads to immediate development of the provisional matrix at the implant site.
There are also three categories of hazards according to SAR values: no problems, gradual increasing problems from the continuous use of water, immediate development of severe problems (Ayers and Westcot 1985).
