Sentence examples for built to meet a from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there has been a sharp increase in the supply of non-nuclear electricity (gas, coal and wind) from plants built to meet a wrongly predicted spike in demand.

Each analytics tool is built to meet a specific requirement.

More are being built to meet a state mandate signed by Brown this spring for 33% of California's power to come from clean sources by the end of the decade.

Those in the industry say that this is because not enough homes are being built to meet the demands of a fast-growing population.

And while TapHeaven's platform was built to meet the needs of a gaming advertiser, Hoyt argued that it should appeal to brand advertisers too, particularly because "everyone is going to become a performance marketer at some point".

At the Hollywood Proper Residences, a tower of long- and short-term luxury apartment rentals within the Columbia Square development, the health-focused design was built to meet the Well Building Standard, a performance-based system that measures, certifies and monitors such features as building materials, cleaning products, water and air quality and access to daylight and fitness facilities.

Phase II schools were built to meet immediate pressing needs, at a time the population, among them children, were afraid of concrete structures, and as local means were poor.

Filer also questioned the decision to provide more money for the fire-alarm system, pointing out that building contract specified that the hotel was to have been built to meet city codes, which require such an alarm system.

A second pipeline was built to meet increased refining capacity in Khartoum.

A novel hardware control architecture was built to meet the HIL simulation method.

Often, a special-purpose virtual server must be built to meet the particular needs of the supported application.