Sentence examples for buildings largely from inspiring English sources

About a quarter of the UK's carbon emissions come from heating residential buildings, largely with gas.

Most of our real estate exposure is institutional — acquisitions of office buildings — largely in major markets — central business districts.

Approximately a fifth of Australia's greenhouse gas emissions comes from buildings, largely due to high, fossil-fuel reliant energy consumption.

With many of these buildings largely emptied out due to furloughs, life has become more difficult for food trucks.

The same impulses inspired a renewed interest in energy-efficient buildings; largely because of the Obama stimulus, tax incentives for efficiency jumped to $2 billion in 2010.

The Gilded Age architect H. H. Richardson conceived his buildings largely in terms of their magnificent roofs -- his sketches reveal a single fluid line of architectural calligraphy.

Today, the ramshackle building largely has been returned to the glory of its Victorian heyday.

Building, largely untenanted, turns out to be finest & best equipped building in world for plummet-droppers.

British housing policy remains obsessed with new building – largely at the bidding of the construction lobby.

And now he showed the proposed building: a twisted log cabin, eighty feet high, with the existing building largely untouched.

This week the property owners denied reports that with the building largely empty, it was up for sale.