Sentence examples for available to building from inspiring English sources

"Prior to this the only source of core tier 1 available to building societies under the FSA's rules was reserves grown from internally generated profits.

"Despite signs of a modest improvement in market conditions in recent months, activity will not return to normal levels until funds for mortgage lending are more widely available to building societies and other lenders".

The $2.50 payment per therm saved is available to buildings classified as affordable housing.

The ceilings are three meters (almost 10 feet) high throughout and the wood-framed windows, original but restored, all overlook a small, green courtyard that is available exclusively to building residents.

The tax relief available to those building retirement pensions is to be further withdrawn.

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During the past five years, there has also been a similar development in the software technologies available to support building information modelling (BIM).

Now, with ReKognition for Glass (or ReKoGlass, as it's being called), the company is making its computer vision capabilities available to those building apps for Google's new wearable technology.

"Whilst there's no doubt that the current facilities are totally inadequate, I don't think the solution at this point is necessarily, on the evidence available, to jump to building two new facilities in those locations," he said.

A recent report highlighted GP's concerns that the consultation time available is prohibitive to building the rapport necessary to engage in conversations about self-harm.

The conclusion reached is that making word collocations and co-occurrences visible and available is the key to building in sufficient verbal context for understanding a measure which will also be helpful to native speakers of English.