Sentence examples for tiny development from inspiring English sources

Spark Labs develops two main products, the $39 Spark Core (which is a tiny development kit for creating IoT devices) and the SparkCloud (a platform that allows these Internet-connected devices to connect to each other and communicate).

arnoldit.com/wordpress In reply to Hermine Klunger (Letters and blogs, Crazed on glazing, 12 November): we run a tiny development business and have had several listed properties on our hands.

He thinks the reason it is so easy to persuade people to play is that they are earning a steady stream of positive feedback for doing what they were already doing — putting a small emotional bet on every tiny development in a three-hour football game.

A tiny development company called Atrix Laboratories, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATRX) is out to solve that problem.

So much so, I forget to take notes for the next few minutes as we rail against how today's news journalists are expected to churn out half a dozen stories a day, often with little-to-no fact checking, simply to make sure they're first with every tiny development.

She spent the next few months shadowing her boss, telling her about the tiniest developments on projects.

The bank, which was founded in Bangladesh, has been seen as a world model for that type of tiny economic development loan.

I and my tiny app development team spent upwards of two years getting my wondrous little Mark Morford's Apothecary iOS app -- a wild funhouse compendium packed full of choice columns, quotes, hot advice, personal recommendations and all sorts of tasty writerly effluvia, all wrapped in a gorgeously designed package -- ready for prime time.

The sound is dotted with slivers of beachfront property where tiny private developments have sprung up over time, sometimes consisting of a single street with houses squeezed onto subdivided lots.

In other words, it's just one more small reason to feel despair at a political system that has little positive to offer, and can't resist making a fuss when the tiniest progressive development hoves into view.

The entire drive from Denver was one of astonishment at the creeping rush of development; tiny mining towns that were crumbling relics were now sprawling tourist meccas, with seas of burger joints and apartment blocks beside every off-ramp.