Sentence examples for improving the fabric from inspiring English sources
Kapkov's idea that the energy of creative, possibly opposition-minded Muscovites should be channelled into improving the fabric of the city had failed.
The rate of infrastructure spending in Wuhan alone is comparable to the UK's entire expenditure on renewing and improving the fabric of the country.
Further analyses of the results show that, just by improving the fabric of the building through insulation of solid walls and roof and installation of low emissivity double glazed windows can reduce the energy demand by 9,084 MWh or just over 41.5%.
Sleep King, your mattress manufacturer, responds by updating its January mattress for durability, improving the fabric, adding stain resistance and introducing a self-warming feature.
"But I think they're also serious about changing pedestrian and traffic patterns, helping to improve the abysmal parking situation and really doing something to improve the fabric of the community".
One of the planks of Labour policy was that they would try to improve the fabric of schools, and when I moved into a new primary in 1954 it was utterly thrilling".
First, there is a promise to improve the fabric of the 27,000 schools around one in eight that are in poor repair (though no new money was allocated to this as part of the agreement).
"If action is not taken now to improve the fabric of the buildings and the associated utilities, there is the prospect of the accommodation being unfit for purpose in five to seven years' time, which would in turn place the Iona Community's presence on Iona in serious jeopardy".
In this paper, a semi-analytical tool is presented allowing to improve the fabric design by assessing the elastic properties of a stretched knit reinforced composite with several inlays.
Robert's father, Wilbert, helped him improve the fabric, then named it Gore-Tex and sold it through the family business, W. L. Gore & Associates.
The idea was that cities were changing so rapidly that conventional planning processes were unable keep up, raising barriers for regular people to contribute to improving the physical fabric of the city itself.
