Sentence examples for erected housing from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the added density of cities encourages health problems: hastily erected housing, stressed waste disposal systems and air pollution due to increasing use of automobiles (2).

The recently erected family Micronoctuidae [ 64] also appears to fall in the "LAQ" clade.

Last summer 10 emergency yurts were erected to house migrant workers in Yountville about a mile from the French Laundry.

This is one of several "container cities" hurriedly erected to house the hundreds of thousands of refugees seeking asylum in Germany.

The company has even erected shelters to house bats and badgers that the project displaces.

The homes on her block were built in 1989, the first erected by the New York City Housing Partnership in conjunction with Ridgewood Bushwick.

In 1928, under the Wheatley act, 273,000 new council houses were erected, through the executive action of the Tory Neville Chamberlain.

Nearby was a stage erected for outdoor theater, abandoned, lost and quite evidently unused.

Pandals (marquees), erected by mandals (community groups) to house the statues, are the epicentre of the energy that will pervade the streets in the days to come.

The headmaster's house at Trinity was erected circa 1877.

"This reflects and 'us and them' rhetoric that says there needs to be a clear distinction," he said.Most recently in Košice, Slovakia's second largest city and one of two European Capitals of Culture for 2013, a wall was erected to separate a densely populated Roma housing complex from a nearby estate.