Sentence examples for So demolition from inspiring English sources

So demolition seems to be fate for the Astoria, a fragile little shadow of Yorkville's history.

Building permits are notoriously hard and expensive to get, so demolition orders are easy.

Although many blocks have come down, enough remain standing that it takes some imagination to detect a landscape corridor slicing proudly through the city.Even so, demolition has worked.

There is no place to go until the depot is rebuilt for chef Victor Keilty and his family, so demolition means progress.

They 'serve no functional purpose' said Scottish Natural Heritage of the chimneys, so demolition 'presents an improvement to the visual amenity of the area'.

Translation: removing abandonment does not in itself rebuild community, so demolition must be used surgically, like cutting out the cancer to preserve good flesh.

So demolitions became the main policy, more expensive (and legal) than arson, and still a blunt tool.

And so the demolition began.

So the demolition of Lands End is just one last domino falling from a long-gone era.

So the demolition of the old store wasn't the worst--it was just a level of bad.

"Nowadays there is so much demolition and rebuilding in China it inevitably becomes a dominant theme for photographers.