Sentence examples for consequences building from inspiring English sources

However, Lucy Bullivant, adjunct professor of history and theory of urban design at Syracuse University, thinks there are greater environmental consequences building on land – such as the tendency to be more car focused – than on rivers.

Managing consequences, building resilience and politicizing fear all have been responses that have emerged in these past 10 years.

Their strictness partly reflects greater knowledge about the consequences of building dams, partly the related political controversies of the 1980s.

He shakes his head in bewilderment and explains that the consequences of building the dams were evident.

We saw the consequences of building things in a hurry with the collapse of the bicycle path earlier this summer.

By 1998, the pacesetters were far enough along for a sense to develop that others were lagging, and fears about the consequences began building.

On Sunday Labour's shadow transport secretary, Andy McDonald, argued that we should pay the environmental consequences of building a new runway "full and proper heed", then go ahead.

In the bland, formal language of interagency correspondence, the Environmental Protection Agency has written a trenchant review of the State Department's most recent effort to assess the consequences of building the Keystone XL pipeline.

I agree with William Curry, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, who states in the article on the casino that we should let Foxwoods be a lesson to us to think about the consequences before building any more "really big stuff".

He doesn't accept, however, that there are major, unforeseen consequences to building so many basements, and insists that in any case, there aren't that many being built.

In his West Point speech, Obama said, Some of America's most costly mistakes came not from our restraint but from our willingness to rush into military adventures without thinking through the consequences, without building international support and legitimacy for our action, without leveling with the American people about the sacrifices required.