Sentence examples similar to driven renovation from inspiring English sources
Historically, the Northeast and the Midwest have driven renovations because of older homes and higher personal income rates.
But Gulamo Mamudo, the town council's head, says private money is needed to help drive renovation.
He proposes to use 35 years of any growth in existing annual amusement taxes the team pays to support a $200 million bond-driven renovation.
And yet Sprague remained in awe of her former boss (despite an acrimonious departure which resulted in her suing the company), recalling the times his obsessive attention to detail uncovered the misalignment of terraces during the construction of Trump Tower, or drove the renovation of Central Park's ice rink in 1981.
Despite industry estimates that the new rules will drive up renovation costs, several senators have announced their plans to introduce more stringent legislation that would reduce loopholes in the current rules and require more testing to ensure vulnerable populations are thoroughly protected.
The need for space to accommodate these collections was what drove his latest renovation.
Signs of cutbacks are not enough to spoil the overall retail report, because a lot of spending — and much of discretionary spending on products such as cars and home-renovation materials — is driven by affluent consumers.
The spectacularly lavish renovations - I've driven past the hillside complex which now resembles a rather grand country club - have provoked some outrage here.
Mr Ahmadinejad's preoccupation is reported to have driven his government to allocate $17m £9.7mm) to Jamkaran's renovation.
Law Project, a tenant group, said that in the Park View renovation many tenants "were brutally treated and driven out of the building".
He was then driven back to his office, which is still under renovation; he spent the afternoon there before attending the Entertainer's Basketball Classic at Holcombe Rucker Park with the National Basketball Association's commissioner, David Stern.
