Sentence examples for being built ahead from inspiring English sources

However, SNCF warned that strong lobbying by regional politicians could result in out-of-the-way routes being built ahead of more deserving destinations.

The new venues, including an architecturally gorgeous velodrome and stadium, were built ahead of time and have worked flawlessly.

Because the modules are sealed, the effects of weather are eliminated, and because so much is built ahead, the cost of on-site labor is reduced.

To a people whose mass transit projects are perpetually mired in regulations and red tape -- consider New York's much talked about subways to its airports -- it is a reminder that such an ambitious project can actually be built, ahead of schedule, within budget and with no environmental disasters or lawsuits left over.

Until now, that has been on an amateur basis and they will have to play their home matches in Portugal while a compliant stadium is built ahead of an anticipated inclusion in the next World Cup draw.

All the competition venues were built ahead of the 1994 Winter Olympics.

All the competition venues and some of the non-competition venues were built ahead of the 1994 Winter Olympics.

Instead of taking a cab, try the Canada Line rapid transit rail link, which was built ahead of the 2010 Winter Olympics and will get you downtown in just 25 minutes.

We kept wondering why these things were not being built, so we went ahead and built them," he says.

As part of the push for gas, ministers set new rules – emissions performance standards (EPS) – that would prevent new coal-fired power stations being built but would provide a go-ahead for gas-fired power until 2045.

It's been on Danforth St since 1860 and was built with ahead-of-its-time extras like central heating, gas lighting, hot AND cold running water, and a servant call system.