Sentence examples for contemporary setbacks from inspiring English sources
The commission staff is considering a definition of a major remodel that would accumulate all additions to bluff-top structures that increased square footage 50% or more dating back 75 years as the threshold to require a property owner to conform to contemporary setbacks.
This month contemporary pop music received two major setbacks.
So those setbacks against his nearest contemporary will have left their mark – one eased by marriage.
The addition has a twelve-story atrium and melds historical and contemporary design with art deco references such as setbacks, central tower, symmetrical projecting wings, pyramidal roof and abstract cascade and scallop lobby design.
James B. Twitchell, the author of "Living It Up: America's Love Affair With Luxury" (Simon & Schuster, 2003), said that it is at the hands of the mall -- America's contemporary playground and public square -- that Santa Claus has suffered his biggest setback.
If contemporary developments means country offices, workshops, buildings, schools, etc. then the recent events in Russia are a major setback.
