Sentence examples for prompt building from inspiring English sources

"Some stabilization efforts, as simple as they may appear, might actually prompt building failure," Maj.

Downturns in the economy, Mr. Wong said, do not prompt building owners to hold back on this expenditure.

The results showed high levels of nickel and elevated amounts of lead, prompting building supervisors to unplug the machines.

So unusual is its setting, in fact, that Barnet's local government tried several times to stymie Seafield's development for fear that it could prompt more building in the Mill Hill Green Belt.

Numerous shipwrecks prompted the building of a lighthouse at the western tip in 1858.

His death relegated the event to history and prompted the building of the Laguna Seca track, which opened the next year.

In the end, it was dead animal carcasses on the kitchen counter that prompted the building of the guest house.

In 1941, with the fate of Great Britain uncertain and the U.S. not yet committed to joining the war, the growing competence of the RCN and the possible requirement to defend home waters prompted the building of a strong national navy.

Apartments were still being rented after World War II, until the changing neighborhood south of 57th Street prompted the building's reconstruction as an office structure by the architects Emery Roth & Sons.

In this particular case, Hoeft and her colleagues can't yet separate cause and effect: Were certain children predisposed to develop strong white-matter pathways that then helped them to learn to read, or was superior instruction and a rich environment prompting the building of those pathways?

This involved the controversial destruction of colonial houses, but thousands of Aztec objects were found prompting the building of the Templo Mayor Museum designed by the Mexican architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, a modernist who fused pre-Columbian forms into his acclaimed works.