Sentence examples for better rebuilt from inspiring English sources

This 70-minute set points fingers at this dodgy social construction and suggests how things might be better rebuilt.

Impressive results The results have been impressive – including fewer children on the streets, better homes rebuilt by villagers themselves, the establishment of four different cooperatives, a youth group and a primary school in Ndayi's village with 520 students enrolled – all created with help from UNICEF.

Optimists hope that Galveston will be rebuilt better than ever.

Anecdotally, athletes perform better with surgically rebuilt knees.

And some early signs have emerged that Haiti's damaged university system may be rebuilt better.

People don't want the Jersey Shore to be rebuilt better than ever: they mostly want it be the same as it ever was.

"There seemed to be more interest in having press conferences declaring how Lower Manhattan would be rebuilt better than ever, than in establishing realistic deadlines and budgets.

"You've got to get your claims adjustors in there, you've got to get rid of all the debris, grading the area, think about how you're going to rebuild again, are you going to rebuild with a basement?" She added that the process could be slowed down because of a shortage of supplies and builders in the aftermath of a tornado, but typically what happens is an area will be rebuilt better and stronger.

Highland Park cabin is rebuilt better but not bigger.

The city was settled in 1461 by Spain's Pedro del Castillo, and, despite the devastating earthquake of 1861, was rebuilt better and stronger.

In the aftermath, a central question has been whether New Orleans — and other areas along the coast — can be rebuilt better, stronger, and more equitably.