Sentence examples for pace of renovations from inspiring English sources

The pace of renovations often tracks housing prices, interest rates and consumer confidence.

The Port of Galveston calls itself the busiest in the gulf for cruise-ship traffic, thanks to a steady pace of renovations and expansions.

Call for change: In an op-ed, L.A. City Councilman Joe Buscaino blasts the slow pace of renovations at the Jordan Downs housing project.

The photographer Annie Leibovitz was picketed over the very slow pace of renovation on her 1830s brick houses at Greenwich Street and West 11th.

"We are particularly concerned by the slow pace of those renovations that are most critical to saving lives in the case of a fire," said the report.

A hundred years later, the gardens were in the hands of Napoleon III and overgrown trees were once again being replaced, when another storm accelerated the pace of those renovations.

Looking Ahead The accelerated pace of building renovation along a few side streets has longtime residents worried that Carnegie Hill is losing some of its cozy, familiar feel and becoming an oversanitized island for the very rich.

The economic downturn means that the pace of urban renovation has slowed in many countries - and with it, the installation of eco-friendly buildings, with modern smart meters and efficient insulation.

Indeed, even after the market fizzled, the pace and intensity of renovations did not slow in tandem, according to at least one prominent manager of luxury buildings, Mitchell S. Gelberg.

When Northwestern announced its partnership with the Cubs, Phillips said the five-year deal called for five football games, and that, depending on the pace of Wrigley's renovations, the agreement could be extended to ensure the Wildcats took the field at Wrigley five times, essentially allowing Northwestern to play one game in Chicago each season.

New Yorkers have been understandably impatient about the slow pace of Lincoln Center's renovation plans.