Sentence examples for More substantial building from inspiring English sources
But after their daughter, Antonia, was born in 2003, they were ready for a more substantial building.
The NYSM describes the new Stadt Huys as a three-story brick structure, adding that it was a "more substantial building" than its predecessor.
The layout and appearance of these towns are markedly similar: a wharf area, rows of Chinese shop-houses in the central business districts, more-substantial buildings in the governmental administrative area, and one or more villages of timber and thatch (or corrugated metal) built on the riverbanks.
To cut costs in a more substantial way, some buildings have focused their energy on energy efficiency.
The growth of a wealthy and powerful bourgeoisie caused the building of more substantial houses and a demand for good furniture.
Excavations became more substantial as planning constraints made building above ground in central London extremely difficult, while, from 2010 onwards, stamp duty rises on property purchases over £1m made the costs of moving prohibitive, forcing owners to expand downwards.
These burn out after a few uses, so you need to weigh the cost of building a more substantial furnace with the length of time you hope to use it.
A more substantial increase in responses was evident when the interfering building was located directly upstream from the principal building.
Looking at the case of state-building in the Solomon islands from a long-run perspective, Dinnen [ 72] finds that "the capacity-building paradox is that the more substantial the intervention is in terms of external resources and personnel, the greater the risk that it ends up 'sucking out' local capacity rather than building it".
Even before entering the building, I noticed a less flashy, more substantial nod to the past.
Windsor Castle was already a substantial building before Edward began expanding it, making the investment all the more impressive, and much of the expenditure was lavished on rich furnishings.
