Sentence examples for building challenges from inspiring English sources
At the outdoor education centre outside Gilwern, Mr Cameron mucked in with teenagers involved in character building challenges, as part of the UK government's National Citizen Service.
And both companies face building challenges and regulatory issues to get from point A to B. Hyperloop One is also in the midst of a lawsuit with former co-founder Brogan BamBrogan and had a leadership shakeup.
These facts highlight the need for alternative approaches which address capacity building challenges and improve health care service delivery especially within developing countries.
Mr. Townsend led a team from the Nias field office into one of the remote jungle sites in mid-January to observe the building challenges firsthand.
It does not say how to get through caves and complete building challenges.
The Living Building Challenge has 143 registered projects in 10 countries.
The Danish Prime Minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, revealed that they took part in a building challenge using the toy on Thursday.
But because the Living Building Challenge is as much a learning process as it is a certification system, as long as builders make an effort to try to change outdated government regulations, their buildings can still meet certification requirements, said Amanda Sturgeon, a vice president of the Living Building Challenge.
While LEED certifies the design of green buildings, the Living Building Challenge scrutinizes how buildings actually perform, gauging their effect on the environment and measuring their performance a year after construction.
In New York City, the Living Building Challenge is a true test, because net-zero water usage is next to impossible to achieve in buildings connected to water and sewer lines — and connection is required by city building codes.
The Living Building Challenge emphasizes beauty, spirit and inspiration as much as it does quantifiable results, but another exacting standard, called "passive house," focuses solely on energy use — the building's most significant environmental impact.
