Sentence examples for is still constructing from inspiring English sources

But Obama is still constructing a significant record on climate change.

In St . Louis for example, quarterback Sam Bradford has to learn his second offense in two years, but he will be unable to meet with the new coordinator Josh McDaniels, who is still constructing the offense.

Europe ITALIAN POLITICS HAS A NEW BIG MAN Mario Monti has taken over from Silvio Berlusconi, but is still constructing his cabinet.

To the Editor: Even if race isn't constructed entirely socially after all, hateful nonsense about race is still constructed entirely antisocially.

Wednesday night, employees were still constructing display cases, removing graffiti from an elevator and finishing other last-minute details on the interior, which was designed by Ralph Applebaum, who is perhaps best known for the Holocaust Museum in Washington.

They were still constructing it when I was there, so they were digging, and then sleeping at night in the back, in a foxhole, which could only fit three or four people at a time.

But of the record low number of new homes being built, up to 16,000 are still constructed on floodplains annually.

The IEP train shells are still constructed in Japan, although many other components come from UK suppliers.

"Pulp Fiction" was a highly influential movie, but the majority of narratives, of course, are still constructed in the traditional way.

(She also has father issues.) It's entirely possible that these people and their problems will become more interesting as the series goes along, but you can't tell from the pilot; at this point they're still constructs more than real characters.

Grander dwellings, while better made, were still constructed according to regional precedent and resource; the first great era of unfortified, style-conscious domestic architecture occurred in the wake of the dissolution of the monasteries, by when the taste for the gothic had passed.