Sentence examples for rebuild since from inspiring English sources

Now, with many states still trying to rebuild since Hurricane Sandy hit last year, officials involved agree: the lessons from Katrina's housing recovery must be learned.

If his plans go through unaltered he will destroy in just six months what has taken thirty years to rebuild since Thatcher.

A Gazan entrepreneur has imported thousands of gardenia and other pot plants via the tunnels with Egypt to decorate the homes Gazans have begun to rebuild since Israel's assault nearly two years ago.Keen not to jeopardise the respite, government ministers have adopted a milder stance on the Israel-Palestine talks and called for reconciliation with Hamas's rival group, Fatah.

Such a finding, were it to go unchanged and unchallenged, would make it far easier to rebuild, since it would essentially excuse federal and -state agencies from having to consider ways to mitigate potential destruction or alteration of the physical traces of the trade center, some of which might interfere with new construction.

Cardiff lost 12 players over the summer and manager Malky Mackay has had to rebuild since taking over in June after Dave Jones was sacked.

No less than DM30 billion ($16.5 billion), has been spent on rebuilding since unification.

Mississippi is trumpeting its success at rebuilding since Hurricane Katrina decimated its Gulf Coast counties four years ago.

We Buy Houses Work From Home Concealed Carry Classes (practice gun provided) And this — Cleveland Browns: Rebuilding Since 1965.

In the fourth quarter, assets under management in the unit, which has been rebuilding since the financial crisis, increased $23 billion, to $871 billion.

Mr. Giuliani would help keep businesses in town, and he might keep down the costs of rebuilding since he's not beholden to the traditional political establishment.

They dance to a d.j.'s track and to Alford's remix disks in the big barn that the family has been rebuilding since 2000 — the year after they bought the farm and started stripping the farmhouse — with the help of a local writer, barn scholar, and shiitake farmer by the name of Jon Radojkovic.