Sentence examples for converting commercial from inspiring English sources

He specializes in converting commercial space to residential, having completed about 30 such projects in the past 30 years.

While the widespread flooding was not caused by a hurricane, it still drenched more than 20 parishes in much the same way that Katrina demolished New Orleans, converting commercial and residential areas alike into great inland lakes.

She found a way to convert commercial entreaty and flimflammery into something pleasing.

The area has a mix of single-family homes and recently converted commercial buildings.

The Youngs are real estate developers who have converted commercial buildings to loft apartments and are now building luxury waterfront homes in New Rochelle, as well as affordable housing.

Changes to the planning system will make it more difficult for local people to block "sustainable development" and easier for builders to convert commercial property into housing.

Those planes are not included in the Honeywell forecast, which looked only at production-model business jets (not converted commercial airliners).

That program was hatched in the mid-1990s to revitalize parts of Lower Manhattan by giving developers up to 15 years of tax breaks to convert commercial buildings to residential use.

Peter Rees, the City's planning officer, said his office was now receiving about 250 requests a year from developers wanting permission to convert commercial buildings into residential use, a number that has risen sharply from the 50 or so requests it used to receive each year.

Planning rules are going to be changed so they can be set up in converted commercial or residential buildings.

In this work, we successfully converted commercial cotton threads (CT) into electrically conductive and electrochemically active threads by introducing reduced graphene oxide (rGO) and carbon nanoparticles (CNPs) using a large-scale producible method (dip-coating combined with low-temperature vapour reduction).