Sentence examples for rebuilding point from inspiring English sources

In rebutting accusations that they are overly focused on the stadium, Mr. Bloomberg and Daniel L. Doctoroff, the deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding, point to large-scale development plans under way citywide to which, they say, stadium-obsessed news media give relatively scant coverage.

That is a serious consideration for the Mets, who are doing some major image rebuilding at this point.

"I'm going to get my claw-foot bathtub out of there and make it the starting point for rebuilding the whole house".

Andy Griffiths, the Investor Forum's executive director, said: "Our members believe this is an opportunity to bring about meaningful and lasting change, and are committed to working constructively with the board and the independent reviewer to ensure it can be a turning point in rebuilding trust".

Additionally, with almost all of the Jews from German-established ghettos on Polish soil killed, there would have been little point in rebuilding the facility.

Because what is the point of rebuilding if we lose everything we fought for in the process?" In contrast, several out-of-state organizations provided financial housing and social services to musicians and members of social aids and pleasure clubs.

In order to move on, you'll probably need to start rebuilding trust at some point.

As President Bush has repeatedly pointed out, rebuilding Iraq and the war on terror will take time.

He pointed to rebuilding public housing and establishing a levee system to withstand a 100-year storm.

The company continues to quietly work on rebuilding its business and points to underlying signs that there is a market for its brand and its role in offering customers more offers from merchants local to them.

"This decision demonstrates very clearly the low priority Northern Ireland has when it comes to decision-making and it calls into question the sincerity of the Tories when they claim they are on the side of rebuilding our economy and pointing to a better future for everyone".