Sentence examples for added residence from inspiring English sources

Every college with which I'm familiar that added residence halls had a bump in the road, problems to iron out, unexpected things to address".

It was New York's first community college and the first in the state to add residence halls, back in the 1960s.

Model I-6 (Table 2) demonstrated a significant improvement when adding residence area (R) to the model, even when potentially confounding variables were taken into account.

In 2003 it started adding residences — 12 two-bedroom, 1,750-square-foot villas in three buildings.

The Prussian royal family continued to live in Potsdam, adding residences, including the Orangery, in the 19th century.

By adding residences and office space, Mr. Kavanagh said, developers provide "a built-in audience for the retail space".

Ms. Gill and the other opponents, who call themselves the Providence Working Waterfront Alliance, say that it is not practical to add residences and shops to an industrial zone, and complain of incompatibility.

Besides, Mr. Sulkin added, "Permanent Residence" is a commercial venture, made for sale to Russian audiences in Russia.

Frederick J. Amato, who served in the Monroe County Legislature in upstate New York for 21 years, considered himself a big supporter of the local community college but became a vocal critic when it moved to add a residence hall at the start of this decade.

Campuses that have recently added their first residence halls range from Metropolitan Community College in Omaha (Dr. VanWagoner's previous institution) to Niagara County Community College in upstate New York to Hillsborough Community College in Florida, which opened a $14 million student apartment complex a year ago.

They added a small residence in the 14th century and the donjon (also called a Bergfried or keep) developed as a stronghold of the Electoral archives and valuables.