Sentence examples for building itself as from inspiring English sources

"Mercosur is building itself as it negotiates with us," Arancha González, a spokeswoman for the European Union, said by telephone from Brussels.

While the leading chip maker Intel was building itself as a Silicon Valley institution, Andrew S. Grove was known for many things: his attention to minute details, his secrecy, his acute paranoia of competitors, his often cantankerous leadership.

While its military spending is still smaller than Washington's, China has enjoyed double-digit increases in its defense budget recent years, placing a special emphasis on building itself as a naval power as it asserts ever-wider territorial claims in disputed waters.

These records are architectural drawings and plans, including plans for the building itself as well as interior fixtures, from pre-construction through construction and alterations.

But in addition to spectacular architecture, this can also produce exhibition spaces less in service to works of art than in service to the building itself as art.

Now the Cooper-Hewitt Museum, homeyomey palace is worth a visit for the building itself as much as for its exhibitions.

Treatwell, née Wahanda, was first founded back in 2008 and has so far focused on Europe, building itself up as one of the bigger marketplaces in the category.

Treatwell, née Wahanda, was first founded back in 2008 and has so far focused on Europe, building itself up as one of the bigger marketplaces in the category.

Its acquisition of We Are Hunted and upcoming music app are the latest signs, along with Vine and its own photo filters, that Twitter is building itself out as an all-inclusive media platform.

AOL has been slowly building itself up again as an independent company post- what Armstrong called "the worst merger" in corporate history (that of AOL with Time Warner).

So the argument that road-building itself (as opposed to the consequences of road-building, such as the building of other things) is bad for biodiversity is not self-evidently correct.