Sentence examples for teardown of from inspiring English sources

ISuppli, a market research firm, did a virtual teardown of the iPhone 3G and suggested that the cost of hardware and manufacturing was $173.

Gordon F. Joseloff, the founder of a Connecticut online newspaper called westportnow.com, riled residents two years ago when he instituted a feature called Teardown of the Day.

In Westport, Conn., a popular Web site features Teardown of the Day, which publicizes planned demolitions as well as before-and-after pictures.

"I would imagine that the wave of out-migrants displaced by the teardown of public housing units is supplementing the middle classes moved by the foreclosure crisis," he said.

I'd guess that, unless the house that's soon to be torn down dates back to the beginning of time, it, too, caused the teardown of whatever had previously occupied the site.

Zoning battles have erupted in town meetings throughout the area, most notably in Westport, where fierce postings accompany the now-infamous photo feature on WestportNow.com, Teardown of the Day.

Many, she said, pour substantial sums into gut renovations or teardowns of '50s-era ranches and splits.

But in Rye -- in contrast to northern Westchester -- most of the recent high-end sales have involved teardowns of modest houses on small lots, Ms. Neuman said.

On Thursday, IHS iSuppli, which is known for its "teardowns" of new Apple products — taking them apart as soon as they come out to analyze their components — identified five parts that it said could be affected.

"The demand keeps getting larger every year," said Vicki Kurkowsky of ReMax Quality Real Estate in Moncton, New Brunswick, the nearest large city, and teardowns of rundown cottages are increasingly common in her area.

In a buy note Bank of America/Merrill Lynch said: Teardowns of the Samsung Galaxy S4 published over the week-end by iFixit, TechInsights and Chipworks confirm our views on Arm (rising content versus GS3).