Sentence examples for build because of from inspiring English sources

(5) It takes a long time to build because of its engineering development problems.

Mr. Ferland said that AP1000s in this country would be easier to build because of the experience of construction in China.

Rising financing costs are all the more painful because India's real estate developments take a long time to build because of a vast and often corrupt regulatory apparatus.

Concrete was recently poured for the new skate park in Stamford, which took five years to build because of local opposition.

For now, WaveCrest's main focus is electric bicycles, which General Clark said were practical to build because of their one-horsepower engines.

Although those could take up to a decade to build because of land considerations, Mr. Stelmach, Alberta's premier, flew to China on Friday on a trade mission to Shanghai, Beijing and Harbin.

Various locations, April 25-28, various times, moontowercomedyfestival.com DALLAS Building Inspection Paul Goldberger, the Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic for The New Yorker, and others at the David Dillon Symposium will talk about the value of critiquing buildings that have already been built — because of its place in the discussion of buildings that have yet to be built.

Trump quickly urged the city to rebuild on the site of the towers, but within a few years said that the new building "shouldn't be built" because of its "terrible design".

It was a good deal, and plenty of "dentist boats" were built because of it.

Every unit that doesn't get built because of regulatory snarls contributes to this squeeze.

"We lose far more roundabouts that could have been built, because of city councils or a trucking company," says Mr Walsh.