Sentence examples for rendered heritage from inspiring English sources

Without compromising historic features, insulation renders may however upgrade rendered heritage of which the original materiality is considered inferior compared to its design.

Less than a week after he endorsed Mr. Trump, Mr. Ryan went on at remarkable length about the nominee's criticism of Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel, calling Mr. Trump's assertion that the judge's Mexican heritage rendered him unfit to decide a case involving him "the textbook definition of a racist comment".

Cultural heritage rendered important from a regional point of view but not classified by cities or provinces.

The earthquakes killed 8,686, injured 16,808, rendered thousands homeless, and leveled heritage monuments and places of worship.

At a later date, another translation movement, much encouraged by the ʿAbbasīd caliph al-Maʾmūn, rendered much of the Hellenistic heritage from Greek, often via Syriac, into Arabic, the products of which were stored in the great Baghdad library Bayt al-Ḥikmah ("House of Wisdom").

Furthermore, topographic, soil, and climatic differences rendered slavery economically unsound, and cultural heritage made it undesirable.

CALEA is rendered moot.

She is rendered speechless.

Not to be outdone, Cartier introduced in January a limited edition of 20 wristwatches featuring a koala motif rendered in straw marquetry, an obscure specialty "that was more often used for objects, by cabinet makers," said Pierre Rainero, Cartier's director of image, style and heritage.

Ptolemy I is said to have encouraged Egyptian priests to accumulate records of their past tradition and heritage and to render them available for use by Greek scholars and men of letters whom he had invited to live in Egypt.

As computers get better at rendering three-dimensional images, cultural-heritage organizations are using architectural-modeling software to reconstruct historic places.