Sentence examples for pave more from inspiring English sources

Private oil companies agreed to leave more oil profits in the region, as well as pave more roads and give local people preference in hiring.

As part of the development, oil companies will build bridges, pave more than 20 roads and run a gas pipeline down the island's long backbone.

With David at the helm, Save The Bay beat back San Francisco International Airport's plan to pave more of the Bay for runways, and is taking on industry giants Cargill Inc., the American Chemistry Council, and other polluters of the Bay.

During the Bronze Age, the availability of metal tools made the construction of stone paving more feasible; at the same time, demand for paved roads rose with the use of wheeled vehicles, which were well established by 2000 bc.

In his two terms, Mr. McMath paved more highways than any previous governor.

Bella, despite the fact that her road had been paved more smoothly than most people's, was on her own.

Beginning in 2003, the Chinese government paved more rural roads in a two-year span than it had during the previous half century.

Not only is more effluent entering the river, a consequence of population growth, but as the county develops and paves more surfaces, rainwater runs off the earth faster, sluicing into the river channel before it can sink into the earth and replenish aquifers.

Other recent studies have shown that people who laugh together at funny videos are also more likely to open up about personal information – paving more common ground between people.

More people need vital support, more highways need paving, more weather emergencies erupt, more existing debt needs to be paid.

We all have a responsibility to pave a more gender-balanced road for the younger generations who will sustain our culture of music writing as a living form of art.