Sentence examples for extent the building from inspiring English sources

To a certain extent, the building up feels like pent-up recompense for the hostility that Ms. Hanna faced and confronted.

The billowing metallic flanks of his Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, completed in 1997, have been credited with reviving the fortunes of this ailing post-industrial town, to the extent the building spawned its own term – "the Bilbao effect" – and ushered in a light-headed era of copycat projects initiated by countless other towns in the pursuit of icon-led regeneration.

Therefore, the main objective of the present examination was to find out to what extent the building's solar heat gain and consequently the energy requirements are influenced by the building's configurations.

When the first 7 World Trade Center collapsed, debris caused substantial damage and contamination to the Borough of Manhattan Community College's Fiterman Hall building, located adjacent at 30 West Broadway, to the extent that the building was not salvageable.

Ralph Agas's 1578 map of Oxford shows the extent of the buildings at that time.

As such, the cases were appropriate for a quasi-experimental comparison, and this made it possible to test the hypothesis that the extent of Building with Nature in the project design explained the opposite outcomes (Vikolainen et al. 2012).

Added to this, UNICEF has asked that the evaluation examine to what extent the programme is building resilience.

The extent of building damage is related to the features of the structural system, which have many parameters.

The extent of building damage over several quarters made the boundaries of the incident ground uncertain and somewhat time consuming to establish.

This would enable you to know the extent of usage of the building and the possible faults that might arise in future and prepare for the cost of fixing or creating new structures (for instance, creating a car park).

That she has erected the wall means, at a first reading, that she does not want to share with others whatever she's got; however, to the extent that by building the wall she lets the others know of her new possession, it means that she may want to share after all.