Sentence examples for difficult building from inspiring English sources

"It's a very difficult building for adaptive reuse," said Suzanne Macnow, a broker for CBRE.

The Palace of Westminster restoration and renewal programme is expected to be one of the most fiendishly difficult building jobs in the country when work starts in 2020.

After the game, Lightning forward Brian Boyle, who scored the game winner, admitted that it was difficult building to play in.

As Dean J. Shapiro, the executive director of Insignia/ESG, a commercial real estate company in Stamford, observed, it may be a difficult building to recycle in the current market.

That will not make MARTA any more effective, but it may stave off some of the service cuts it faces.Still, some worry that the regional focus will make statewide projects more difficult: building a rail link between Atlanta and Savannah, for instance, could require the co-operation of rural areas with little connection to either city.

He is sure to be tested at Central Command, where his tasks include maintaining relations with allies, some dear and some difficult; building the capabilities of unstable nations to defend themselves against terrorists or other threats; and always, always, keeping an eye on Iran.

"Offices are the most difficult buildings to design as an architect," Stirk said.

The streaking Sonics have won all six of their road games in January, with three coming in difficult buildings.

Councillor Mark Lowry, member for finance and assets, said Urban Splash had a fantastic track record of breathing new life into difficult buildings.

Indeed, Wal-Mart has had a surprisingly difficult time building up its own business.

What's really difficult about building a self-driving system capable of traveling on highways?