Sentence examples for more durable building from inspiring English sources

Heavy rain and strong winds will require more durable building materials, particularly roof tiles and chimneys.

I'm left with lots of questions, of course: what was the level of "granularity" of the protest movement (mass movements are almost never entirely homogeneous, but "lumpy", with smaller, more durable building blocks such as workers and farmers organisations, mosques, youth groups, etc)?

She ends the video with an appeal for people to build more durable buildings.

Metal is a much more durable material when building a fence or putting up a mailbox post.

More than half the agencies said focusing more on disaster risk reduction (DRR) -- everything from building more durable houses and schools in safer places to teaching children to swim -- would help the sector cope better in the long run.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 ofnerSkyscrapersapers Quietly Reinforce Buildings Since Sept. 11, the owners of signature skyscrapers have been trying to find ways to calm tenants and make the buildings more durable if catastrophe strikes.

One firm doing this is Sodexho Alliance, a multinational that helps universities get more favorable natural gas rates, update boilers and build buildings with more durable materials.

Entrepreneurs who want to start a company now, he claims, are not interested in a "quick flip" to make money, but in building something more durable.Venture-capital firms cannot afford to be too averse to risk.

In such areas, geologists predict, the steam might be as hot as 600°C.Tapping this steam would be expensive, since it would require not only extra building materials, but also more durable ones, to cope with the higher pressures and temperatures.

Low-priced cars are often competing with higher-end, inexpensive used cars, the result of automakers building vehicles that are more durable, reliable and longer-lasting, says Alexander Edwards, automotive division president of the market research firm Strategic Vision.

Sustainability comes from building project activities into a more durable infrastructure, such as the government bureaucracy.