Sentence examples for has constructed more from inspiring English sources
Outside of that, Australia has constructed more than enough homes.
While most of the brick structure has gone up, the project is mired in litigation between Belcor, which has constructed more conventional garages, and its subcontractor, Robotic Parking Inc. of Pinellas Park, Fla., which was to develop the automation system.
Also note that AMRTC has constructed more paths compared to AOMDV and MDSR; however, AMRTC has outperformed MDSR and AOMDV because the selected paths have link diversity as well as low-interference links, resulting in high-quality paths.
The Ashoka-seeded organization has constructed more than 3,000 units in the São Paulo area and has served as an adviser to other groups that have put up an additional 40,000 units.
That unity has been forged stronger by the gung-ho colonialism going on in the West Bank, where Israel has constructed more than 200 settlements on grabbed land, at gunpoint.
Since 1982, when the sewer system was extended beyond Earle to the southern section, contractors have snapped up nearly all of the buildable farmland and have constructed more than 3,000 housing units in a dozen new developments, most south of Route 18. Census figures show that from 1980 to 2000, the population nearly doubled, to 15,053 from 8,076.
So as a general rule, these companies have matured, they've deepened their offering, they've constructed more definable positions.
Local farmers have constructed more than 9400 ha of raised fields for agricultural production in Baiyangdian Lake, the largest lake in the North China Plain.
Advocates argue that in that time, the city could have constructed more shelters and put programs into place to address the root causes of homelessness head-on.
Beyond school sanitation and hygiene, UNICEF and its partners in Afghanistan have constructed more than 11,000 wells and 59 pipe schemes for water networks, as well as building or rehabilitating over 1,700 reservoirs that serve a total of some 3.8 million people.
In the play, Vivian walks onto the stage set of her former life, but here Mr. Nichols has constructed a more subtle blend.
