Sentence examples for complex to rise from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, developers of the Beacon, a condominium complex to rise at the site of a different former hospital in Jersey City, say they, too, are making plans for a school on the property.

The Renzo Piano Building Workshop, as his Paris- and Genoa-based practice is called, has recently given new form to what was the prewar heart of Berlin by designing both the overall plan and eight of the buildings of the Potsdamer Platz, the largest new urban complex to rise in the reunified German capital.

The $140 million complex is to rise over the next four years on a city block now used for parking that had been intended for office development since the mid-1980's.

A two-building, 337-apartment rental complex beginning to rise on 23rd Street between 10th and 11th Avenues is the third, and the largest, residential project on the block since a 1999 rezoning of a slice of West Chelsea to housing from manufacturing prompted a development spurt.

On a 16-acre tract that once housed some of the early film studios and later became a parcel in the Helmsley real estate portfolio, the complex, called the Centuria, is to rise.

That government is best which governs least, but as society grows more complex, the bar will tend to rise.

Also, with leases expiring over the next 16 months the vacancy rate at the complex could rise to 8percentt, from the current 5percentt, he said.

Disruption of the membranes allows the Tb3+/DPA complex to form, giving rise to a visibly fluorescent solution.

One of the characteristics of prebiotic chemistry is its propensity to give rise to complex mixtures.

11– 17 NICMs aggregate to give rise to complex polypathology pictures that typically occur in advanced age and describe geriatric syndromes.

In the case of cell death, there are particular genetic systems that program cell death events in the course of development to give rise to complex shapes like the fingers of a human hand.