Sentence examples for constructed opposite from inspiring English sources

A strip of shops is being constructed opposite the AirTrain on one side of a railroad underpass that for years had been used for unloading railroad trash.

It was to run under Holland Road to Shepherd's Bush Green, with a station being constructed opposite the CLR station there.

(Lock (2006) regards (1) and (2) as an unBurkean choice between constructed opposites, arguing that Burke is not strongly relativist, but recognises temporal and geographical differences that amount to a kind of relativism).

The "humanities" give definition to medicine by being constructed as opposite, and in this opposition a power differential is also constructed.

A transition single- to double-layer armor has been constructed, with opposite fitting, increasing progressively the thickness of the filter layer to maintain a homogeneous exterior surface of the armor when modifying the armor thickness.

In this study, an examination of the practice of the HumMed program shows that the humanities disciplines are constructed as opposite and inferior: not-science, not-practical, not-academic, complementary to medicine, not equal to medicine.

Researchers have long speculated about the distinction between trust and distrust, yet the majority of studies on trust have treated them as essentially the same construct on opposite ends of a continuum.

Then the teacher was given an empty table and asked to write the poles of each construct at opposite ends of each row.

He was constructed as the opposite of a human construction.

Like the Romans, the Sassanids constructed defensive walls opposite the territory of their opponents.

In 1908, the Royal Edward Dock was built in Avonmouth and in 1972 the large deep water Royal Portbury Dock was constructed on the opposite side of the mouth of the Avon, making the Bristol City Docks in the floating harbour redundant as a freight dock.