Sentence examples for might build on from inspiring English sources

Many local residents are now worrying about what a developer might build on the property.

Wonder what APIs you might build on over Hackathon weekend?

Speaking Wednesday, he claimed Race damaged his reputation as planning commissioner, and potentially threatened future business he might build on or near the property.

A source at one point said uBeam was holding talks with top retail and dining chains, and insinuated one of the world's top phone makers might build on its technology.

A next-generation interpretive framework might build on the more simplistic model used in this and other studies (Figure 4).

The Republicans running for mayor have largely praised Mr. Bloomberg's efforts, but they have not said much about how their approach might build on his achievements.

But the eerie shots of the Bismarck's once-mighty guns encrusted with sea creatures certainly provoke meditations about the uses of ingenuity and the fleeting nature of might built on nothing but firepower.

He also suggested the university might need to build on property south of the campus along the 215 Freeway in the future.

The interior secretary suggested last year that we might build it on Mexico's side of the border so that we didn't give up land, but that's an only slightly trickier ask than requesting that Mexico also foot the bill for construction.

Mr. Congdon said that town officials had long feared the tribe might build a casino on the former Norwich Hospital property.

If he and the town are not able to agree on a purchase price, Mr. Patchell said he would seek a private buyer or he might build a house on the land and try to sell it.