Sentence examples for build means from inspiring English sources

The protracted "time to build" means that if property prices shoot up, only the builders who started work years ago benefit.

His build means he is always going to be a prolific cutter and carver but he more than punches his weight off the front foot too, and by the time he skewed a slower ball from Broad to deep extra cover, he had hit eight fours and a six.

Still, any sign of life that alters the calculus of the kind of business Fitbit can build means there's likely going to be a big stock price swing like we're seeing today.

That solid, reassuring build means it is relatively heavy for a tablet; slightly heavier than the 652g iPad 4 at 676g.

The Reflex's modular build means you can swap out the lens mount for any of the majors: Canon, Nikon, Pentax and so on.

"Build" means providing jobs and economic infrastructure.

Moreover, the LM can be used to simulate other ionospheric parameters and to build mean N(h) profiles and the deviations from them.

After doing little to address a deep housing shortage, he has given away tens of thousands of homes, but the rush to build meant that many were plagued by construction flaws or other problems.

People build mean tools when the foreman is watching and masterpieces when left to their own devices.

Similarly, the removal of items that relate to how the building is used, as opposed to built, means that a profile of scores comparing 'built' with 'in use' quality cannot be obtained.

Being purpose built means the new bunkhouse has high-grade insulation, a wood-burning stove and can open to guests year-round.