Sentence examples for took to develop the from inspiring English sources

While Amezega didn't want to get into any detail about how long it took to develop the field service piece, he did say that using ClickSoftware expedited the development process and made it easier to push the product directly to market without testing it first.

And the process spanned several decades, about as long it took to develop the computer in the late 20th century.

Over the months it took to develop the script, Mr. Reitman said, he recognized in Mr. Phillips a similar aptitude for writing the memorable, over-the-top moments from which his own comedies were constructed.

The commission's chairman, Gregory B. Jaczko, said the five commissioners should decide within 90 days (the same period it took to develop the recommendations) whether to accept or reject them, although actually acting on them would take far longer.

The vote gave the go-ahead to run a "delicate experiment for 3-5 years to see if we can move the needle", he says, compared with the 13 years it took to develop the case method into more or less what it is today.The experiment does not come cheap, adding 10-15% to the course's cost (students pay at least $84,000 a year), which HBS will bear while it figures out what works.

On 22 May 2011, McNamara said that a sequel to L.A. Noire would take less than the five years it took to develop the first as the technology already exists.

Because of the mammary gland development, care was taken to develop the tumor (3 5 mm average diameter) in 9 12 week old mice.

This paper outlines the methodological approach taken to develop the search strategy for this systematic review of studies of COS development [ 6], and, in turn, to establish a comprehensive database of COS.

What particular measures are you taking to develop the khadi and village industries further?

They created a project on Kickstarter with the modest goal of raising $10,000, enough capital to support themselves for the time it would take to develop the software.

The committee says one health minister predicted "massive savings" from such a shift and it says that "urgent measures" should be taken to develop the strategy.