Sentence examples for amount of space dedicated from inspiring English sources
The amount of space dedicated to selling furniture here at the International Home Furnishings Market is growing apace.
The closures are an admission of defeat: that M&S cannot make its clothing popular enough to justify the amount of space dedicated to selling it across the country.
On March 25, three years after groundbreaking, museum officials will open the Audrey Jones Beck Building, an expansion that with a single flourish takes the museum from 30th to 6th largest in the country measured in the amount of space dedicated to exhibitions.
An essential part of the Selfridges makeover was to acquire a "younger centre of gravity", which means a large amount of space dedicated to teenage brands.Another ingredient is the need to recognise that today, especially for young people, fashion is jumbled up.
SpaceKnow also makes it possible to break down the amount of space dedicated to water, nature and development within a designated area.
While the amount of space dedicated to this varies, almost all the websites try to seek 'clients' from abroad through promotion of 'medical tourism packages' and incentives, such as discounts and deals on services provided.
Cutting the amount of the space dedicated to clothing gives the company an opportunity to rethink its approach to fashion.
Just look at the amount of space Marche dedicates to discussing various parts of Fox's body, and how much this piece at times sounds like the retelling of some sort of virgin sacrifice legend.
"The advertising in Book World didn't justify the amount of space that we dedicated each week to books coverage," Marcus Brauchli, executive editor of The Post, said in a phone interview.
10 years ago, workplaces were divided with approximately 80% of the space dedicated to heads down work, and 20% of the space dedicated to meeting space and conference rooms.
"There isn't a project around that's in the same universe as far as the amount of space they are dedicating to nondevelopment," said William T. Kaufman, a San Antonio lawyer working for Lumberman's.
