Sentence examples for erected much from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon has suggested that a provisional shield might be erected much sooner, using equipment which had not yet been fully tested.

A technique in which a building is manufactured piecemeal on a factory assembly line, trucked to the construction site and erected much the way Legos are, modular construction is gaining popularity across New York City.

Of course, it doesn't hurt that whole industries have been erected, much like Roman arches, in homage to the glory that is testing and test preparation -- just another reason some in the corporate boardrooms may have suddenly (hallelujah!) seen the light in the school classroom.

DURING the bull market of the 1990's, great towers of Babel, like the one in the biblical region of Shinar, were erected by much of corporate America.

The number of units built in the mid-to-late-90's was about the same, but the apartments erected are much bigger and more solidly constructed, developers and real estate agents say, so their value may hold up better.

While Nikola Gruevski, the prime minister, was in office they planned to erect as much public art as some European capitals have put up in three centuries.

In its place, Hill said he will erect a much taller "Monument of Zaxon".

Firefighters said the framework of the building had been erected, but not much else.

Youths erected roadblocks across much of the city and began stopping cars in a city long used to self-policing.

The marker he erected was not much bigger than a seven-inch record, though it speaks volumes about the contrast between 26 years lived in relative obscurity, and an afterlife spent slowly acquiring the status of a veritable icon.

Their first tents were erected pretty much at the same time the United Nations was founded, on the premise that wars of conquest should become a relic of history.