Sentence examples for building in part to from inspiring English sources

The developer is marketing the building, in part, to people who work at home.

L3 Capital, a firm based in Chicago, and the investment firm ASB Capital Management bought the building in part to capitalize on 13,000 square feet of vacant retail space there.

Cooper Union's Little Free Library will be installed not outside a building, but in the gaps of the school's own library building, in part to honor the building's history as New York City's first free public reading room.

Organized by Ms. Fitzgerald and Tumelo Mosaka, an assistant curator at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the show, Ms. Fitzgerald said, was chosen to inaugurate the new building in part to set a new model for displaying international art, and in part because international African artists have received too little attention in this country.

Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon.com are all building devices in part to recruit customers to use their other services and buy apps, music, books and other content from them.

"We believe AMD is building 300mm in part to land desktop processor business with Dell," CSFB said.

Constructed in 2006 with a mix of state, federal and local funds, the structure meets LEED Gold green building standards, thanks in part to a unique ventilation system that reuses exhaust to help heat the building.

Funded by PSB and the Grenoble Joseph Fourier University, the Carl-Ivar Brändén Building was created in part to house labs from the different PSB partners, which will fill half of the new building.

Financial services company Fidelity Investments is deploying Airespace over a half-dozen buildings around Boston, in part to kick off rogue signals from non-Fidelity access points whose signals stray onto their turf.

"We spent a year just laying the groundwork and building alliances," Frelin said, in part to avoid doing something that residents felt was exploitative.

The museum is moving its library into the Schermerhorn buildings, which were renovated in part to house a permanent exhibition on the Port of New York, and may install its offices as well.