Sentence examples for built owing to from inspiring English sources

The monument was to be the world's tallest structure more than 1,300 feet (396 metres) tall but it was never built owing to the Soviet government's disapproval of nonfigurative art.

A new pixel detector for the CMS experiment is being built, owing to the instantaneous luminosities anticipated for the Phase I Upgrade of the LHC.

None of the designs were built, owing to shifting construction priorities in the German Navy in the last year of World War I.

It took 27 years to build, owing to subsidence of the apparently substantial island.

The Eco-DRR (ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction) is attracting attention as infrastructure that substitutes "gray" or built infrastructure, owing to its attractive characteristics such as lower costs of introduction and maintenance, provision of various ecosystem services, and local community development, among others.

But its 21st-century builds owe as much to rave-pop as they do to producer Mark Ronson.

Kitty Empire of The Observer wrote that the song "channels the Police, but its 21st-century builds owe as much to rave-pop as they do to producer Mark Ronson.

The two-story home she created for them, which cost $495,000 to build, owes a debt to the traditional Southern dogtrot, a design with a covered outdoor hallway.

A household survey of 11 subsidized housing estates suggests that the unfavorable quality of built environments, largely owing to the spatially and socially isolated locations, cannot meet the actual needs of low-income residents.

Casing annulus pressure build-up owing to fluid thermal expansion in sealed annuli severely threaten the casing safety and wellbore integrity of deepwater wells.

There is perhaps no place more difficult to build than Manhattan, owing to politics, constraints on space, competition, and high construction costs.