Sentence examples for built to increase the from inspiring English sources

Two hectares of artificial mussel banks were built to increase the bird population.

Greenhouses are primarily built to increase the air and plant temperatures, due to the so called greenhouse effect.

The film-wise condenser is then built to increase the convective heat transfer coefficient between heat pipes and the refrigerant.

It was built to increase the odds you had at succeeding on Day One when you couldn't throw cash at the problems you encountered.

Built to increase the security of computer networks, traditional IDS's are unfortunately unable to give a global view of the security of a network.

New or refurbished food factories are built to increase the output of existing products, to provide a new facility if the existing processing environment/equipment is outdated or to undertake a new product range.

"It was built to increase immersion to blur the line between where one world ends and another begins".

Red Tarn, enclosed between Striding Edge and Swirral Edge, is about 25 m deep, but in the mid-nineteenth century a dam was built to increase its capacity and supply the needs of the Greenside Mine near Glenridding.

Elorde said he planned to make the captured crocodile "the biggest star" in an ecotourism park to be built to increase villagers' and tourists' awareness of the vital role the dreaded reptiles play in the ecosystem.

The new programme will, in line with DFID's current country assistance plan, aim to build on the good progress to increase the number of children attending school and also improve the quality of education.

And, yet, paradoxically, the quasi-reportorial accumulation of events builds to increasing ambiguities — the principal ambiguity being that of the directors themselves, as to whether the events that are shown are meant to be representative of a time, a place, a milieu, or not.