Sentence examples for actually built on from inspiring English sources

The new Playboy social network we covered earlier today is actually built on Ning, not self-built code or one of the many other white label social networking options available.

Like many things in tech, a distributed ledger is a seemingly complex idea that is actually built on a very simple one.

And nothing is actually built on the site where people perished, so that it has a spiritual quality.

The advent of the golf course, which is actually built on a slag pile (though you would never know it), has rejuvenated the entire area.

Only one of the structures that the pacifist Walter Griffin designed for Canberra was ever actually built on its intended site.

The main place of enchantment in the film is the rooftop conservatory, which was actually built on a soundstage in mid-Manhattan.

It's almost as if you're witnessing each comic actually build on each other's thoughts and even respond to one another.

A much bigger concern is whether Newton can actually build on his success.

But other challenges remain, including getting approval from the government to actually build on the chosen sites, and clearing the National Environmental Policy Act review.

"So those board members in 2032 don't think 'what did those idiots do in 2012 when they had all those great events and great players and they didn't actually build on that?'" It has not always been this enjoyable.

The paper's central thesis is that a societal regime of many choices – while widely seen as serving individual freedom and producing social well-being – actually builds on and extends societal inequality but in a way that obscures that process of social reproduction to virtually all who participate in that regime.