Sentence examples for established buildings from inspiring English sources

Banks also view established buildings more favorably, making mortgages easier to come by.

Besides established buildings like the Novo Park Slope, at Fifth Street, and the Crest, at Second Street, newcomers include 500 Fourth Avenue, with 156 units, and 560 Carroll Street, with 44.

Integration of the PCM solutions within the established buildings' thermal regulation codes through the development of methodologies that take into consideration the latent heat loads from the PCMs [50].

"We're not paying broker's fees in established buildings where we don't have a lot of inventory," he said.

The more elaborate enticements tend to be in new buildings that landlords are trying to fill as quickly as possible, but even owners of some established buildings are offering incentives to avoid having apartments go vacant.

He first attracted professional attention in 1939 when he won second prize in a competition for the design of a façade for the recently established Building Centre in Store Street, off Tottenham Court Road.

Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, noted that California's extraordinary progress in this area over the past three decades was set in motion during Mr. Brown's tenure when the state established building standards that required greater efficiency with regard to heating and cooling.

It is concluded that further research is needed so that established building energy assessment methods are refined to better incorporate future-proofing.

These products serve as platforms from which a variety of substituted cycloalkenones can be prepared through palladium-catalyzed allylic alkylation, including established building blocks such as ent- 2 and 4. The products are obtained in good yields and with high levels of enantioenrichment.

New scenes took years to establish, building up identifiable audience factions before reaching the end of their life cycle.

While some are establishing building blocks for the future, others are fulfilling promises to loved ones or aiming to become the first member of a family to graduate from college.