Sentence examples for built only by from inspiring English sources

For years it insisted that new capacity should be built only by the state-owned generator, Eskom.

Right now the first way is ubiquitous, but the virtual spaceships are being built only by tenacious oddballs in unusual circumstances.

There were pictures of grand, columned libraries throughout history, reminding me that libraries, like churches, are things that can be built only by communities.

The B Team brings together an initial 14 leaders from major corporations around the world, including Unilever, Natura, Celtel, Tata and Kering, in an attempt to enlarge projects that demonstrate that long-term business success can be built only by prioritising people and planet alongside profit.

If the city's skyline had been built only by people who were guided primarily by the rules of good planning, New York would be the size of Bronxville.The master plan for Riverside South, which was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, calls for tall towers facing the river and lower buildings on side streets, loosely replicating the classic Manhattan formula.

(This is what Ayn Rand got wrong in "The Fountainhead": the ultimate romantic-colossal statement of romantic architectural colossalism could be built only by a timid corporate conformist; Howard Roark, like Frank Lloyd Wright, would have ended up with an automobile showroom and a smallish museum).

Children need to learn not just how to learn but how to live; that's the high and grand reason built, only seemingly by accident, into the evolution of the social labyrinth of high school.

This mode of sys-net derivation is quite the commonest: in fact, most developed sys-nets will display a number of SEs built only or mainly by the relation of dependence.

In reality, we're talking about a cul-de-sac; this eerily quiet enclave was built only 20 years ago, by which time the need for stables and carriage houses had long since passed.

Hopetoun had been built only 20 years before by Sir William Bruce, and Adam was retained to rebuild the south-east wing.

Before that, the new-born United States of America waited for ten years for the White House and the Capitol to be built, only to see both destoyed by the British in the war of 1812.