Sentence examples for less dilapidated from inspiring English sources
The 10-storey buildings look no less dilapidated than those built in the 1970s in London, Berlin or Paris.
The Crash of the Elysium is part of the Manchester International Festival and will take place in less dilapidated surroundings, in part of the BBC's new MediaCity UK building on Salford Quays.
In short, Warchus's production, performed inside a wonderfully dilapidated set by Rob Howell, treats the play less as a microcosmic study of power-politics and more as a strange comedy about a trio of deluded outsiders.
In Liverpool, net building has fallen by 85% since 2007; in Manchester, it is down by 90%.Nick Johnson of Urban Splash, a company which redevelops dilapidated housing stock in several northern cities, says speculative investment has become less attractive not just because of the weak mortgage market but also because of cuts to government "gap funding", which helped reduce risk for developers.
These schools, which teach less than 10percentt of the Native American student population, are known for poor test scores and dilapidated facilities.
São Paulos dilapidated state made this uneconomical; at the time she could sail at a maximum of 10 knots, less than half her design speed.
Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.
"It looked dilapidated," she said.
It renovated dilapidated clinics.
Some museums are dilapidated.
that are growing more dilapidated each year.
