Sentence examples for constructed less than from inspiring English sources

ft. LOT SIZE: 4.04 acres DATE BUILT: 2002 This colonial reproduction was constructed less than a decade ago by a builder as his own home.

Lower indoor radon concentrations are observed in houses constructed less than 25 years ago.

Three new buildings (or constructed less than 2 years before the measurement campaigns) were studied: a meeting room in an office building (Fig. 1a), a classroom in a high school built according to the HQE® (High Environmental Quality) French label (Fig. 1b) and the living room of an unoccupied and non-furnished house (Fig. 1c).

Satellite imagery shows that the kindergarten was constructed less than three years ago, just as an initiative was launched to strengthen "bilingual" education in Xinjiang.

Tables 1 and 2 show that Mutual constructed less predicted transcripts than Oases.

The small amount of stably transfected HEK293 cells with the pEPito-hCMV/SM22-construct (less than 2% of the number of the ΔSMAR construct) showed moderate expression levels (data not shown), but as the plasmid could not be rescued from this cell line, this indicates an integrated status of the plasmid.

During interaction all of the 15 houses were found to be constructed in less than $500 due to instant availability of resources during their construction time some 20 to 40 years back.

At the time the exemption was adopted, Gen. F. W. Farrell, the director of the New York Civil Defense Commission, said that "For all practical purposes, this new law means that virtually every homeowner in our state can construct a fallout shelter without having his local real estate taxes increased because, in most cases, home fallout shelters can be constructed for less than $100 per person".

It was constructed, in less than eight years, by strangers who disagreed about all kinds of things but were drawn to a shared, not-for-profit purpose.

Oil has pushed unemployment down in the Granite City, as Aberdeen is known for the hard rock from which most of its buildings are constructed, to less than half the British average, which is 7.9percentt.

It was an object lesson in the simplicity of such devices, constructed for less than $200 by mixing agriculture fertiliser and diesel oil to a recipe that the bombers found under the helpful entry for "Explosives" in Encyclopedia Britannica.