Sentence examples for structures of a from inspiring English sources

The structures of a new welfare system will need to reflect these values and democratic cultures.

Scattered along the western stretch of the island of Molokai are the deserted structures of a vanquished people.

The Beekman Place house, Mrs. Boyd pointed out, was a better deal than structures of a similar size back home.

South Sudan also has to get serious about creating the structures of a new state.

The artist Tom Gauld on the four undramatic plot structures of a book.

Van Deman used her view cameras not only to document the crumbling stone structures of a once-proud empire but also to catch their defiant elegance.

Remaking the structures of a union originally created as a purely economic mechanism for just six countries is bringing out the tensions between big and small nations.

Another is an upgrade of the National Synchrotron Light Source, where intense light is used to reveal the internal structures of a range of materials.

There even seems to be specific opposition to the attacks on police stations, oil pipelines and electrical stations -- all basic structures of a functioning state.

Humans begin as one fertilised cell but develop into perambulating structures of a hundred trillion cells of around 300 different varieties.

What is in urgent need of attention is the interior structures of a house built 27 years ago.