Sentence examples for word developers from inspiring English sources

In one clip, a stunned audience at a Microsoft conference looks on as Ballmer demonically shouts the word "developers" 14 times with mounting levels of ecstasy.

According to the IBM press release, the Watson cloud package will include "a development toolkit" and "access to Watson's API" -- in other words, developers will be able to create apps that interact with the software.

In other words developers are the problem, not the solution.

In other words, developers of browser software should visit Bookmarklets.com.com

In other words, developers tend to be profit-maximisers, responding rationally to rising incomes (and thus increased demand for office space) by making buildings bigger.

In other words, developers often do what they do for the love of doing it, rather than just being paid to do it.

Despite careful consideration for word frequency, learners' familiarity with the words developers chose is obviously "an assumption, not a certainty" (*Schoonen and Verhallen 2008, p. 219).

In other words, developers will be able to promote their apps through the same sorts of ads used by other mobile developers.

In other words, developers looking to the guidelines for help in determining if their subscription-based apps will be accepted will still have to wait.

In other words, developers are responsible for how ads and third party libraries behave in the app, as much as they are for the app itself.

In other words, developers may get free engagements with users who try the demo, but don't click through to install the app.