Sentence examples for spaces will provide from inspiring English sources

A total of 380 surface parking spaces will provide three spaces for each 1,000 square feet leased.

During humanitarian crises, when children are most at risk, child-friendly temporary learning spaces will provide a protective and stimulating learning environment for 160,000 children and protective learning and community emergency services (PLaCES) will be provided to nearly 110,000 children.

"The child-friendly spaces will provide safe, supervised environments where social workers, child and youth care workers and trained volunteers will be on hand to support identified children who are in need of child protection services or emergency care, while watching the matches on television screens and enjoying child-appropriate activities in the child-friendly space".

From 2017, the space will provide schooling for 225 children.

Airbus Defence and Space will provide satellite mapping and Tefonica will supply the network.

Designed by Cellarworks, a local company, the $500,000 U-shaped space will provide a mahogany cabinet free of charge to nearly every resident, though larger apartments will get larger cabinets, Mr. Manton said.

Scheduled for completion next year, the space will provide a forty-two-hundred-square-foot gallery for rotating exhibitions (funded by a gift from Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch), as well as a new conservation center, a library, and expanded storage facilities.

Detection of AIS signals from space will provide a new capability to track and monitor large maritime vessels even when there are large distances from traditional shore based detection systems.

Businesses which can support a small shop in a major metropolis with physical trade can support many times the volume in a world market, and businesses too small to exist in physical space will provide respectable jobs and incomes in cyberspace.Initially these businesses will depend upon postal services for fulfilment and pay a significant premium for it.

Community leaders, real estate magnates and urban planners hope the Grand Avenue Development Project, which would add several million square feet of commercial and cultural space, will provide a center of gravity and excitement to an area of the city that has lacked both.

The human desire, however understandable, to find oneself within the inner and invisible circle that surrounds celebrity, is accompanied by the conceit (or hope) that entering that space will provide a passport to a world more alive and more authentic, even wiser perhaps than the one most us know.