Sentence examples for make room for expansion from inspiring English sources

During his most active years, he enlarged it by the simple expedient of purchasing and demolishing three neighbouring properties to make room for expansion.

Maxim Chebanov has just moved premises to make room for expansion.

"If cities aren't making room for expansion, the poor are going to be at an extreme disadvantage," Fuller said.

To make room for the expansion, Universal Studios Florida last year closed its signature "Jaws" boat ride.

Buildings around the mosque were razed to make room for the expansion and the construction of a wide paved area around the mosque.

John House here in 2001 for $475,000, he had plans to tear it down to make room for an expansion of his Norwalk Inn next door.

AFTER impassioned protests from prominent architects, preservationists and design critics, the Museum of Modern Art said on Thursday that it would reconsider its decision to demolish its next-door neighbor, the former home of the American Folk Art Museum, to make room for an expansion.

In the West Bank village of Bil'in, where nonviolent demonstrations are held weekly to protest the wall's encroachment, 60percentt of the village farmland is being annexed to make room for settlement expansion.

The closing had been planned before the adjacent Walker Art Center announced it was going to make room for an expansion by demolishing the building, eliciting a flurry of protests by preservationists.

The reductions at WebHouse Club, which is based in Greenwich, Conn., are part of a reorganization to help keep costs in line and make room for future expansion, a company spokesman, Kevin Goldman, said.

The prediction errors in the range [−T, T] will be expanded to carry the data bits while those not in [−T, T] are shifted to make room for the expansion.