Sentence examples for built in the previous from inspiring English sources

The dwelling appeared to have been built in the previous century.

The median size of all single, detached and manufactured or mobile homes rose slightly since 2005, to 1,769 square feet (and to 2,304 for homes built in the previous four years).

Steve McNamara and Jamie Peacock, the coach and captain of the England team beaten 30-8 by Australia in the Four Nations final at Elland Road on Saturday, stressed the importance of maintaining the momentum that had built in the previous four weeks with equally tough and meaningful matches in 2012.

Dani Seidemann, a Jerusalem lawyer and longtime antisettlement activist, said that even before the latest decision, the government had issued tenders for the construction of 2,366 units in 2012, more than twice the number built in the previous three years combined.

He commanded the general concentration here of ships from the neighbouring districts, and of the fleet which he had built in the previous summer for the Venetian campaign.

We can visualize the relationship between the World Bank and all issues on the issue network we built in the previous section.

Using the derivative mapping between finite and instantaneous screws built in the authors' previous work, the finite and instantaneous motions of PKMs are analytically described by the simple and non-redundant screws in quasi-vector and vector forms.

Built in the 1870s, its previous occupier was a bishop, who served at the nearby place of worship.

Brennus was the first pre-dreadnought style battleship built in the French Navy; the previous Magenta-class ships were barbette ships, a type of ironclad battleship.

More new hotels have been built in the past three years than in the previous 20, but almost half of their beds lie unoccupied.The challenge for the industry is to allay tourists' fears that they will be shot for their cameras.

Reimbursement and time after reimbursement are two variables built in the same mode of the previous ones but refer to the revision of national reimbursement criteria in November, 2004; et is the error term at time t and represents the random variability not explained by the model.