Sentence examples for erect as many from inspiring English sources

On the six blocks west of the ballpark in what the city now calls Coney West, developers could erect as many as 2,700 units.

What is obvious is the effort made by powerful rulers and wealthy families to erect as many temples, pagodas and other religious structures as possible during Bagan's best years.

Build Change is now tackling its biggest challenge to date: it's planning to help erect as many as 30,000 houses in Nepal, which was struck by a major earthquake in 2015 that left nearly 9,000 dead.

David B. South, head of the Monolithic Dome Institute and a builder of dome houses, schools and athletic facilities of his own design, said his Texas-based company was erecting as many as 100 homes a year until regulations like the Dodd-Frank Act took effect, forcing banks to look harder at the marketability of the homes they were underwriting.

Instead of erecting more barriers, we should—as many groups and politicians have advocated be stapling a green card on the diploma of every STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) Ph.D and masters student.

Many big projects, however, are erected in helter-skelter fashion, sometimes with as many as 50 look-alike high-rises crowded onto a single plot.

That link will require boring about 36 miles of tunnels through geologically complex mountains, building as many as six stations, erecting new high-voltage electrical lines and constructing a heavy maintenance facility.

It boasts as many as 8,000 construction workers erecting seven high-rise buildings on 76 acres.

Nearly eight miles of police barricades will be erected, to hold back crowds projected to reach as many as two million.

But, said Mark Robertson, an Australian who erects stages for Mitsubishi, "there are only half as many as two years ago".

The annual Fishers-Hamilton Southeastern game draws as many as 10,000 fans, forcing the schools to erect temporary bleachers.