Sentence examples for buildings means from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, having 2D streets and 3D buildings means bad traffic forever.

Having more women running buildings means there will be a shift.

Keeping food in the buildings means villagers can feed their cattle during the days-long wait for outside aid.

The size, location, character, and often pricing of historic buildings means that they frequently serve as natural incubators of emerging enterprises.

Apart from higher pollution emissions due to human activities in densely populated street canyons, stagnated air flow due to closely packed tall buildings means lower dispersion potential.

Each Maggie's centre looks strikingly different Architects and landscape architects are given the freedom to work from an architectural brief that – much like the resultant buildings – means to inspire but not prescribe.

Sprawling cities and new buildings mean new roads to draw.

The drama is staged in buildings meant to represent the town of Dupont, Ind.

More buildings meant higher ticket prices and more construction, a cycle typical of many religious sites.

Taxes levied on new buildings mean even developers unable to find tenants must pay.

More paved areas and buildings mean fewer open areas to absorb rainfall.