Sentence examples for builds back in from inspiring English sources
A low-pressure system moving into the Iberian Peninsula this weekend will bring some relief to Portugal, Spain, and France this weekend and early next week before the ridge builds back in and the heat cranks up for another week.
Part B in Figure 6 introduces a revised model that builds back in some relevant biological detail by replacing the empty space in the first model with a constant dielectric and asks students to reason through how this change to the model would influence the system.
The threestorey building was built back in the late 1990s by LG Electronics but never used by the firm, standing empty for over a decade.
"We think it's an opportunity to build back in a more robust way," she said.
Originally built back in the early 1800s, it has been a guest ranch since the 1920s.
Built back in the days when people thought that America would need to rely on imports, they are now idle.
Leaning: Resilience means the ability to survive a shock and come back with a capacity to plan, rethink, and build back in an adaptive manner.
At the same time, many power plants in rich countries, built back in the 1960s and 1970s, are nearing the end of their projected lifespans.
"We want the Type 64 to be a learning tool, so people can see how these cars were built back in the day," Mr. Farrer said.
Most of the coal plants were built back in the 1950s and '60s and are nearing the end of their life span.
