Sentence examples for had to be redeveloped from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bialek said that after the last movie theater operator left, "it became clear that the property had to be redeveloped".

Sabina Park, where England were roundly mugged by Jerome Taylor last time, has a huge new stand at one end, and Grenada had to be redeveloped following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ivan in 2004.

So why has Labour-run Lambeth Council decided that part of it, and maybe all of it, will have to be redeveloped?

Most retailers are now more efficient and don't need such large backroom areas, so upper floors may have to be redeveloped as gyms, homes or separate office space.

Vaccinations are also very virus-specific and have to be redeveloped at great cost as a virus evolves.

For example, when translating a microarray RNA expression signature from fresh frozen to FFPE specimens, different probes may need to be selected and validated, which essentially means that the assay has to be redeveloped before it can be validated [ 7].

Mr. Merin said the property was marketed as having the potential to be redeveloped into an office building or hotel.

As for those alternatives, the Mid-Manhattan site at present has the potential to be redeveloped as a 20-story building.

The Friars Club "was designed by an architect of minor interest," but because the air rights have been sold, is "unlikely to be redeveloped regardless of whether or not it is landmarked".

"If the base is going to be redeveloped, we have to redevelop the town, too," said Horacio Hernández, who heads one of the community groups submitting ideas for the property.

It has recently been redeveloped to offer users a number of unique features, including the ability to tailor annotation sets using multiple filtering options as well as to construct subsets of the GO (GO slims) to map-up annotations allowing a general overview of the attributes of a set of proteins.