Sentence examples for the wider development of from inspiring English sources

Hamilton House is widely considered the catalyst for the wider development of the area.

The FA emphasises that apart from distributions to individual clubs and prize money, its income is spent on the wider development of the game.

Of course, public transport and the wider development of London have always been intimately connected - where the Underground laid down tracks, homes, business and entire suburban settlements have followed.

As one of the first PCFSWs in the country, I have been involved in the wider development of the role, with the downside being that I have a 5.30am start for meetings in London and get home after 11pm at night.

Quite apart from Melanie Copeland's side finishing a creditable seventh in the WSL1 – which will now be known simply as the WSL – the club have played an integral part in the wider development of the English women's game, producing a wealth of England internationals.

The long history of responses to coastal change can be linked to the history of coastal engineering, the wider development of coastal management; and most recently shoreline management, as a policy framework for managing flood and erosion risks on changing coasts.

There will be clear opportunities for research findings to have greater impact when they are in tune with the wider developments of the time, but there are also dangers that such research could sometimes be accepted and acted upon without sufficient analysis to test its validity.

Today, despite the wide development of the ridge's lower slopes, a Google Earth view of New York City — a composite of images from April, June and September — shows the glacial relic as an intermittent band of green.

Although, in the context of this study, we used target cells transfected with plasmid constructs encoding these proteins, this type of approach would not be convenient for the wide development of TRAP assays.

Now the wider development project of the EU needs shoring up, with active support from the UK and others, as well as Ashton and Piebalgs, to deliver the promise of a more progressive and effective approach to international development.

At the same time NFC (near-field communication) technologies are also becoming more affordable, possibly allowing the wider development and production of toys-to-life experiences.