Sentence examples for built means from inspiring English sources

Being purpose built means the new bunkhouse has high-grade insulation, a wood-burning stove and can open to guests year-round.

The way Reddit is built means that everything posted to it is voted on by its members.

Mr Choi says the complexity of the firm he has built means it may be too difficult for one person to manage.

Similarly, the removal of items that relate to how the building is used, as opposed to built, means that a profile of scores comparing 'built' with 'in use' quality cannot be obtained.

Further, the logical structure, on which computerised interventions are built, means that they offer a consistency of delivery which is difficult to achieve in programs delivered by health professionals.

And they said that what Mr. Helm had built meant too much to the music and the town he had loved to let it simply disappear.

In a way, however, the fact that it wasn't built meant that it can never fail to live up to its revolutionary concept.

The protracted "time to build" means that if property prices shoot up, only the builders who started work years ago benefit.

An annotation feature and the rigorous way that Jenkins uses to manage builds means that it is easy to refer to specific builds and their outputs, which is essential for collaborative research.

The differences possible between builds means it takes hours to truly master one hero and find the best combinations, although there are already plenty of helpful guides online.

After doing little to address a deep housing shortage, he has given away tens of thousands of homes, but the rush to build meant that many were plagued by construction flaws or other problems.