Sentence examples for considered derelict from inspiring English sources

Many other buildings, which in other places would be considered derelict, with broken windows, porches filled with holes, are stunningly being used as rentals.

The authorities could not say whether the incidents documented in reports around the city were connected, but it was clear that the wanted individuals could be considered derelict in the duties inherent to living in one of the most privileged societies in history.

Long considered downtown's derelict, there have been sparks of revival here.

"I considered the conditions derelict, certainly not appropriate for historic materials".

In 1972, Ronald Russell produced the book Lost Canals of England and Wales, in which he had compiled details of 78 canals then considered to be derelict.

There is attentiveness to time in everything urban explorers do: from a considered historic appreciation of derelict remains, to knowing the window of opportunity when one can scale a construction crane over the City – explorers recognise everything is temporary.

And it would be too small to accommodate both locals and Olympic visitors.The quick-fix solution now being considered is to transform a derelict factory in Votanikos, a scruffy central Athens district with lots of Muslim residents, into a temporary mosque.

Mr. Garber, sitting alone at the table, slowed and deepened his voice when warning the committee not to recommend impeachment unless it considered Mr. Rowland's acts "heinous or grossly derelict".

Very often this was a rundown or derelict shop or warehouse that was considered unfit for normal use, the owners quickly deciding that Johnny Onions was a sure way of making a few extra pennies before their buildings were pulled down.

He found no value in a "monolithic put-down or rave," and considered writing that merely evaluated a film "practically worthless," a "derelict appendage of criticism".

Tucked away in a part of London that includes the once-derelict Docklands area, the East London line had long been considered the poor relation of the Underground.