Sentence examples for more private spaces from inspiring English sources

When architecture starts changing to create more private spaces, people began wanting more comfort.

I was less prepared, however, for the barrage of questions in more private spaces.

Today, there are more private spaces, and the team areas hold only eight to 12 engineers.

(2) Open spaces attract children with action capacity, whereas children with little capacity tend to choose more private spaces.

Furthermore, security concerns among ATM users were not as high as concerns among Internet users with Internet users appearing to take more individual responsibility for their more personal technologies in more private spaces.

Houses, particularly large ones, were broken up into smaller, more private spaces each heated by its own fireplace, a change that decisively altered the communal lifestyle of early medieval times.

It was relatively quiet, but she recognises that a more private space might have been more appropriate.

Employees would often start conversations in coffee rooms but then move to a more private space to continue talking.

Some may have a sensory disability and need a more private space to change," says Velasquez, adding that some 2,500 students are registered with the Disabled Students Programm.

When you are delivering sanctions there is less chance of a defensive/aggressive reaction, and when praising, you create a more private space in the room.

We thought a folly – it's likely to be a small castle if planners agree – will look towards the garden and give more private space and complement the eccentric nature of the home" says Christophe.