Sentence examples for appreciation building from inspiring English sources

That's because homes purchased by white households in the 1940's and 50's experienced significant appreciation, building the family's wealth and enabling the family's children to leverage the appreciation to purchase larger homes of greater value--and the wealth accumulation continued to snowball.

The range of expertise could be large, but novices and experts alike share an enthusiasm and appreciation for building and creation.

The outcome of these events can be interpreted within a general urgency to establish more sustainable patterns of life and this leads us to analyse the shifting paradigms that society applies regarding the appreciation of building performance.

This lack of clarity and appreciation for building capacity for training that is transformative has promoted a culture of project-based training and consulting which encouraged faculty to work in silos rather than teams, and to develop strategic partnerships and networks that promote institutional capacity building in both research and teaching [ 9].

The survival of the diversity we now enjoy depends partly on building appreciation of these little known grapes and wines.

That 9.5-magnitude quake left an estimated 5,000 dead, and kindled a deep cultural appreciation for strict building codes.

We would be better served to understand how the free world can foster appreciation of the building blocks of civil society in order to help other victims of tyranny when it is their turn.

Updated at 4.32pm BST 4.02pm BST Charlotte Higgins points me to this lovely appreciation of the building in the Guardian from 2002 by the writer and academic Christopher Frayling: The Glasgow School of Art, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, is the only art school in the world where the building is worthy of the subject.

Barnes was a bellicose visionary who acquired works of modern art to uplift workers in his pharmaceutical factories, giving them art appreciation classes and building a collection now valued at more than $6 billion, which includes some 180 Renoirs, 69 Cézannes, 60 Matisses, 44 Picassos and thousands of other works by similar artists.

It is using quantitative research i.e. correlational analysis between two variables namely appreciation of historical building and visitor behaviour.

Rank - Spearman correlation is used to analyse the correlation between appreciation of heritage building and visitor behaviour and the result is indicated positive correlations.