Sentence examples for throwing development from inspiring English sources

So as Mr Ravallion says, the criterion for becoming a middle-income country "has been essentially fixed in real terms for over 40 years!"That is one reason for not suddenly throwing development aid out the window as soon as a country graduates into middle-income status (as Britain has decided to do in stopping all financial grants to India, see here).

As Todd also said, the show throws developments at the characters not to fuel more craziness (a la "Sons of Anarchy" or "24"), but to examine people's moral and personal dilemmas (remember how Finn and Dana's car accident worked out? It didn't have a mechanical resolution, it had a slow-burn, bittersweet, painful one).

That's as important as the amount of money they've thrown at development problems.

While the cloud part is limited to AWS and Azure for now, that covers quite a bit of the market at present and the company could begin to add additional vendor support with the kind of money it got today to throw at development.

Gary Stevenson, wealth inequality economist, London, UK. @garyseconomics Make development about politics, not aid: Polite conversations about development have thrown the politics out of the window.

"In a way, our attacks on her weren't a success," he says, "because it didn't result in their improving the coverage but rather in their taking her off the beat without replacing her and then throwing the drug-development stories onto the business pages".

Ms. Clinton's visit is sure to increase the prestige and position of Ms. Banerjee, who has been criticized widely for throwing a spanner in development projects.

At Trail Creek Crossings, a 13-unit development in Ketchum, developers are throwing in a garage.

Did premature success throw off his development?

Excluded from the cabinet, Churchill's role was almost entirely administrative, but his dynamic energies thrown behind the development and production of the tank (which he had initiated at the Admiralty) greatly speeded up the use of the weapon that broke through the deadlock on the Western Front.

Eager to throw its product development into high gear, Postmates snagged the team from Hey, Inc. to boost its engineering bandwidth.