Sentence examples for make rebuilding from inspiring English sources

In Afghanistan it was a stroke of inspiration to make rebuilding education the country's first major priority.

For some people, that could make rebuilding unaffordable.

Local cooperative efforts like these can help make rebuilding and recovery possible in Haiti.

Sean Reilly, of the state planning authority — who had hoped that the FEMA guidelines would make rebuilding decisions a matter of safety rather than of racial politics — was incredulous.

Sean Reilly, of the state planning authority who had hoped that the FEMA guidelines would make rebuilding decisions a matter of safety rather than of racial politics was incredulous.

Now Americans must acquire the courage to make the changes we can make: rebuild our battered psyches and our economy.

The death and the birth were so close it made rebuilding her life especially difficult.

One student has even made rebuilding his motorcycle his senior project.

The process is less complicated than laser scanning, so discrepancy checks can be more frequent, making rebuilding less expensive.

Mr. Lee made rebuilding South Korea's political and economic alliance with the United States his top priority, while taking a much harder line on North Korea than his predecessor, Roh Moo-hyun.

He chose Louisville because of the friendships he made rebuilding Kentucky in the early 1990's, which culminated in the national title in the 1995-96 season.