Sentence examples for earliest construction from inspiring English sources

At the earliest, construction of the facility, with a price tag of at least 10 billion pounds, or about $17 billion, would begin in 2020, with the goal of having the first reactor online in 2024.

The earliest construction on Russell's 1924 list is the famous "Frege/Russell definition" of numbers as classes of equinumerous classes from 1901 (Russell 1993, 320).

"The earliest construction would begin in 2016 but that is not set in stone," Morosi states.

The stairways was built during the earliest construction phase of the plaza, rising from the lowest plaza level.

Architect Joseph Pell Lombardi, a preservation specialist for the past 40 years, restored the 12,500-square-foot château fort, which had not been modified for 100 years and whose earliest construction dates to the tenth century.

The earliest metal artefacts in the Maya region have been dated to the Terminal Classic period (c.800-900); the presence of metal artefacts associated with the earliest construction phase at Mixco Viejo (Jilotepeque Viejo) demonstrates the short span of the site and suggests that all three construction phases succeeded each other relatively rapidly.

The earliest building constructions varied in style, but challenged new heights in construction.

The centre of the old city is an island in the Lee, and the original site was probably near St. Fin Barre's Cathedral, whose 7th-century monastery attracted many students and votaries (no traces of the earliest constructions remain).

However, the image is from an early construction stage and shows no obvious pumping station nearby.

The current NAMOC in the city centre was part of an earlier construction wave in 1958.

Robert Reuter, an architect and industrial engineer and Stony Brook native, says he remembers the school's early construction.