Sentence examples for further building on from inspiring English sources

"UBS has an outstanding global investment banking franchise, and I look forward to playing my part in further building on its undoubted strengths".

In this paper we take circumstantial meanings further, building on these earlier articulations of the diverse realisations of circumstantial meanings.

Further, building on the work by Trupke et al. [11], the variation of refractive indexes of cell and converter was studied, and it was found that the limiting efficiency increases with the refractive index of both cell and upconverter.

"I think we now need to look forward and work with communities on how we can strengthen things further, building on the work we have done on the last two years".

Further building on the insistence that all knowledge comes from the senses, Gassendi discusses the view (shared as well by Descartes and the Aristotelians) that there are propositions we can know with certainty.

Housing minister Kris Hopkins said: "We've delivered 445,000 new homes over the past four years and housing starts are now at their highest since 2007 but we're going further, building on the success of schemes like Help to Buy to get Britain building and investing billions of pounds in new affordable homes.

It fell into a "ruinous condition" and was pulled down by 1640 when Francis Mansell (principal since 1630) erected further buildings on the north and south sides of the quadrangle.

He says it's working on further building out these capabilities — including being able to detect fine-grained emotion from social media posts, raising the possibility that the bot could be sensitive to emotional fragility in future.

He said today in a carefully hedged statement that although "the world is alarmed by North Korea's announced plan to resume the operation of nuclear facilities and its threat to develop nuclear weapons," the United States should pursue dialogue and "cooperate, so that this problem can be resolved peacefully without further building tension on the Korean Peninsula".

But last year a high court judge ruled that a restrictive covenant set out in the deeds in 1909-10 wastillll enforceable, which meant no further building was allowed on the land.

One of these is a total freeze on further building in the West Bank and Gaza Jewish settlements.