Sentence examples for example of renovating from inspiring English sources

Lewis: In your book you describe Apple's introduction of the iPod as an example of renovating rather than innovating.

For example, the cost of renovating the agency's new Manhattan headquarters at 2 Broadway has risen to more than $430 million from $135 million over the past few years, in part because of widespread fraud by contractors that has led to eight arrests by federal authorities.

This project "is a good example of how renovating existing buildings can be another vehicle to providing affordable homeownership," said Charles Brass, president of the housing partnership.

The only successful example of a renovated Melnikov building put to modern use is his 1927 Bakhmetevsky bus garage that currently houses Moscow's Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre.

In a nice personal touch, Mr. Smil singles out the high price of renovating a bathroom, an example, he says with a smile, drawn from his own life.

Mr. Cole has now made a hobby of renovating boats.

Increasing density, complexity and compactness in cities will be the big-scale variant of renovating houses.

Kugle proposed the idea of renovating it.

The estimated cost of renovating an existing clinic is $1.5 million to $3 million.

Germany will achieve this goal by increasing efficiency of buildings (for example, by renovating buildings with insulation in walls and double glazing windows); and by ramping up renewable energy.

For example, City & Country is renovating a collection of towering 160-year-old Victorian buildings in Essex that once housed a hospital.