Sentence examples for convert or construct from inspiring English sources

Conditions were poor, and the police, army and inmates worked hard to convert or construct the necessary buildings, erect the perimeter fence, and provide the basic facilities.

Alvin Schein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents condominium conversion sponsors and developers, said condominiums converted in the early 1980's and before used a different technique from condominiums converted or constructed in the past 15 or 20 years.

ADDRESSING an issue that has been percolating in the co-op and condominium community for at least a couple of decades, the New York State attorney general's office has proposed regulations requiring sponsors of newly converted or constructed co-ops and condominiums to disclose whether they intend to sell apartments they own.

And while brokers and real estate lawyers are generally able to provide clients with a fairly accurate estimate of what the charges will be, Mr. Kliegerman said, there are times when even the experts fail to advise their clients about the costs that can be associated with buying an apartment in a recently converted or newly constructed building.

Those documents, she said, are used when a building is converted to or constructed as a co-op or condominium.

The team inserted 19 markers to distinguish the synthetic virus from natural strains, then used enzymes to convert the construct back to RNA.

Don't plan to convert or convince.

The objection to essentialism is fundamentally political: in claiming that gender identity is one thing or has one cause, such theories convert discursively constructed facts into norms, difference into deviance.

Therefore, only two changes Lys102Arg and the loop deletion are sufficient to convert the AncLDH construct to a highly active and specific MDH.

The addition of an intermediate screw at the index level converts the construct from a bridging implant (with only terminal screws) to a three-point bending construct.

Or construct a vast retractable roof.