Sentence examples for rebuilt so that from inspiring English sources

"The army needs to be rebuilt so that we can protect ourselves".

How will the economy be rebuilt so that growth is not dependent on excessive borrowing, by the government or by households?

"The edifice was rebuilt so that it can get through the earthquakes without the crumbling as it did in the past".

For example, Mr. DeWinter said, when a standard interior wall in an apartment becomes a wall separating two different apartments, the wall usually has to be rebuilt so that it has the necessary fire rating.

Damaged buildings will need to be bulldozed and rebuilt "so that people can have confidence about coming back into the area to transact any business that's here", he added.

She is studying for a masters degree in human ecology, ­exploring "how the relationship between human systems and natural systems is broken, and how it can be rebuilt" – so that she can engage with climate change on a scientific and academic level.

Tokyo has been rebuilt so many times that what passes for old was put up in the 1970's.

The capital has been rebuilt so many times that those wanting a glimpse of what it looked like years ago head to places like the Museum Meiji-Mura, more than two hours away.

According to him, Homer's house had been "rebuilt and rebuilt and rebuilt" so many times it was no longer the same structure.

As a member of a community board advising the city on the construction, Mr. Coker negotiated a deal whereby the street in front of the original Red Iguana would be rebuilt last, so that the construction company could concentrate all of its efforts on the site — thereby turning a three-to-five week job into a weeklong project.

Apple has completely rebuilt it — so much so, in fact, that the only thing the new version really shares with its predecessor is its name.