Sentence examples for create vacant from inspiring English sources

THAT "will create vacant space," said John J. Skalko, a Lucent spokesman.

But its recent history is replete with instances of the state displacing the poor to create vacant lands for wealthy corporations – in effect socialising the costs of pollution while privatising its profits.

The author argues that expensive gas will create vacant suburban strip malls — like one he visits in Coshocton, Ohio, that has been transformed into a graffiti-encrusted vision of suburban decay by the shuttering of a Wal-Mart.

The civil war emptied entire neighbourhoods of their residents – and created vacant spots for others to move in.

PE embedding is a technique to expand a prediction error to create a vacant position and insert a bit into the vacant position, generally at the least significant bit (LSB).

Barbara Blair Randall, executive director of the Fashion Center Business Improvement District, which largely represents property owners, contended that tougher zoning enforcement would only create more vacant space in a district where fashion-related businesses barely take up half the floor space.

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The Fife side were relegated from the SPL last season but the expected absence of Rangers would create a vacant spot in the division.

This ablation creates a vacant forebrain niche in host embryos that results in agenesis of the cerebral cortex and hippocampus.

She said she feared that Wal-Mart would put a lot of her local clients out of business, creating more vacant storefronts.

In the early 60s, Warhol went on an important trip to Los Angeles, where he found nothing but pop artists creating beautifully vacant images of ethereal nothingness.