Sentence examples for extensive redevelopment from inspiring English sources
The building has also renewed hopes for a downtown that remains sleepy despite extensive redevelopment, including a new arena.
China and Russia, the cold war patrons of the North's Communist government, have less interest in paying for extensive redevelopment.
The towns of Năvodari, Mamaia, and Eforie were erected after World War II, and the older settlements of Mangalia and Techirghiol have undergone extensive redevelopment.
After the war, however, the city undertook an extensive redevelopment program that emphasized smoke-pollution control, flood prevention, and sewage disposal.
"No, this is not our grandmothers' White Plains," Louis R. Cappelli, the developer responsible for much of the extensive redevelopment of White Plains' downtown, said last week.
A comprehensive modernization program has resulted in extensive redevelopment within the old city; several industrial estates have also been established at the mouth of the River Foyle, along with new outlying residential areas and a second bridge across the Foyle.
The intervening period had seen extensive redevelopments of the Regular Army.
1741 London, England January 14 , 1825London, England George Dance, the Younger, (born 1741, London, Eng. died Jan . 14 , 1825London) British architect who was responsible for extensive urban redevelopment in London.
Should they choose another architect and start over in light of the extensive $1.2 billion redevelopment of the Lincoln Center campus by the architecture firm Diller Scofidio & Renfro that is currently under way?
A $12.5 million, 70,000-square-foot structure that is the first office building to be built in this city in more than two decades is nearing completion next to the waterfront as part of an extensive downtown redevelopment.
Panesar has been included in the squad alongside Graeme Swann due to Old Trafford's reputation for spin, which has endured despite being off the Test rota for three years because of extensive ground redevelopment.
