Sentence examples for lower setbacks from inspiring English sources

Although the Chrysler Building began as a speculative venture by William H. Reynolds, a former New York State senator, the entire project was bought by Mr. Chrysler, who added touches like the stainless-steel eagle heads that extend from the corners on the 61st floor, and the winged ornaments, on the building's lower setbacks, that were modeled on the radiator caps of 1920's Chrysler automobiles.

Despite a lower court setback, the project continues to move forward.

The technology-rich Nasdaq Composite Index recorded the biggest decline, dragged lower by a setback for Internet and hardware stocks.

In general, higher values of maximum viscosity and breakdown and lower values of setback are closely associated with better palatability of rice (Suzuki 1979; Chikubu et al. 1983).

President Clintons troubles and worries about corporate earnings are weighing heavily on stock markets today, as blue chips continue to drift lower following last weeks setback.

At the Globex trading system, S&P futures are sharply lower, indicating a dramatic setback for stocks when trading gets under way at 9 30 AM EST.

Popular measures are dike setback, lowering flood plains, reconnecting side channels and removal of bank defences.

He has already suffered some potentially damaging setbacks in the lower courts in recent weeks, and several other important legal decisions affecting his work could come later this summer.

At least three of the eight reconnection scenarios (setting the western levee back, 1500-m, and 2000-m setbalong along the Lower Tisza demonstrate that floodplain-wetland reconnection is possible while achieving the objectives of minimizing impacts on human populations and reducing flood heights.

The skyscraper's top section is distinguished from the lower floors by three small setbacks.

This indicates that despite the type of wind turbine (i.e., hub vs. pad mounted transformer) the EMF levels in the vicinity of wind turbines, especially at distances associated with typical residential setbacks, are considerably lower than the ICNIRP guideline for the general public (2,000 mG) [ 31].