Sentence examples for pushed building from inspiring English sources

By about 1220 30 it must have been clear that engineering expertise had pushed building sizes to limits beyond which it was unsafe to go.

The increase pushed building activity to the highest level since last November and left home construction 24.8percentt above the record low hit in April.

To develop and build low-carbon building, it is the most powerful measure to push building industry develop scientifically, it is the necessary way to improve people living level, it is an irresistible trend to save the earth.

Mr. Burroughs and others said, however, that the terror attacks could push building owners who have lagged behind those trends to meet or exceed recommended standards that do not generally have the force of law.

In the interim, Seattle officials have been pushing building tent cities -– which would be run by social-services agencies -- so that they can buy time to figure out a more permanent solution, Al Jazeera reported.

Even some museums that have the cash in hand to start construction have pushed back building projects because, with their shrinking staffs, they are having to do more with less.

And, says Paul Cheshire at the London School of Economics, it has pushed what building there is to the wrong places.

Experts say that if all the manufacturers are pushed into building more efficient trucks, customers will have a reason to buy new vehicles, even if they cost more.

Many cleaners were pushed off building payrolls and onto those of cleaning companies that were not bound by labor agreements with unions.

He also has pushed for building a Hindu temple on the site of a mosque destroyed years ago by a mob, which triggered deadly sectarian violence.

(Why else do they use rats for experiments?) You don't want to die, but the constant WHOOSH of air being pushed your building's vents is keeping you from drifting off.