Sentence examples for built on both from inspiring English sources

It is built on both sides of the Kābul River and is the main centre of economic and cultural activity.

Establishing necessities such as team structure etc was also time-consuming and trust needs to be built on both sides of the team – you can't rush it.

"I thought it would be a very powerful sense of place if you built on both sides of the creek, and dammed it to create ponds," he said.

Next, the anchorages are built on both ends, usually of reinforced concrete with embedded steel eyebars to which the cables will be fastened.

The "Three Cairns" exhibition originates here, but permanent sculptures have been built on both coasts: at the Neuberger Museum of Art at the State University of New York in Purchase and at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego.

We live in a world of multiple mainstreams and countless counter-, sub- and counter-sub-cultures. Bondaroff's brand is built on both the sort of microfame that such a finely cut cultural landscape enables and on his absolutely exquisite ability to analyze that landscape.

But Gove said there was evidence, "built on by successive governments, both Labour and Conservative" that turning a school into an academy enabled schools to improve.

"Now the pressure will build on both sides, and the American people will weigh in".

President Obama is planning to talk with Republican lawmakers within days as pressure builds on both sides to resolve their deadlock over the federal debt limit and the partial government shutdown before the Treasury's borrowing authority is exhausted next week.

The first aim of this study was to build on both the existing work in the tourism specific literature and the wider literature to construct a framework for the comprehensive consideration of humour in tourism.

The article builds on both regime theory and conflict resolution theory to analyse its institutional design and effects, posing two research questions: First, what is the institutional design of the Norwegian oil and fisheries coexistence regime?