Sentence examples for construction that makes from inspiring English sources

Mr Larijani, Iran's former nuclear negotiator, said Iran prefers to buy the nuclear fuel it needs for a reactor under construction that makes medical isotopes.

On the reverse, each mention of the party comes in a construction that makes it sound like a 1960s pop group, "Theresa May and the Conservatives".

But the recognition of any right invites litigation, and it is a curious notion of statutory construction that makes substantive rights depend on whether persons would seek to enforce them in court.

Consequently, the soaring vertical lines of the Old Town confront the expansive horizontal ones of the Georgian New Town to the north, and both are encircled by acres of individually distinct Victorian suburbs and finally by a ring of 20th-century construction that makes its way toward hills and sea.

It is both design and construction that makes a building truly green.

Brouwer then gives a method to transform any such demonstration, when analyzed into that canonical form, into a mathematical construction that makes the proposition "T contains a well-ordered bar", true, thereby establishing the consequent.

His dances have a naturalness, a musicality and a cleverness of pattern and construction that make them seem simply right for the moment.

The old bridge had an open-grated steel construction that made for a wobbly ride in dry conditions and caused cars to skate sideways in wet weather.

It's probably the combination of well-matched drivers and a first-rate cabinet construction that make these speakers ideal for pairing with micro hi-fi system or an Atmos or Dolby set-up.

A few years ago on TechCrunch, Kim-Mai Cutler wrote a deeply-researched analysis of the complexity of these issues, including the permitting process, environmental reviews, community support and opposition, as well as the basic economics of construction that make housing and development one of the most intractable policy problems for municipal leaders.

And the construction that made the houses so radical also makes them hard to maintain.