Sentence examples for were being built upon from inspiring English sources
These books take the reader back to an era when soap was the silicon chip of the day, when two of the mightiest and most enduring multinationals ever created were being built upon vats of tallow and coconut husk.Both books give a sense of the extraordinary explosion of markets in and around the 1880s.
Before Rommel was assigned defense of the Atlantic Wall, obstacles to amphibious landing were being built upon the beaches of Belgium and France.
Lack of consensus has not hindered the proliferation of museum shows emphasizing that today's Europe is being built upon a shared culture, however.
What is for sure, though, is that the internet the IoT is being built upon today is nothing like the benign and open internet that gave birth to the World Wide Web more than 20 years ago and allowed it to flourish so spectacularly.
Android is just the free operating system that most of these newfangled cheap gaming devices are being built upon.
In short, an ever-increasing percent of the algorithms that power the digital world is being built upon or improved by deep learning approaches.
But I'm cautiously optimistic that this enterprise is being built upon a thoughtful and solid foundation that will benefit everyone involved, and whose success will be measured according to impact, not emotions.
This is a region of the world that is rapidly developing and economically diversifying, and these transport corridors are acting as the framework that these transitions are being built upon.
The foundation of Michael's world has been rocked by the online creative revolution; our foundation is being built upon it.
It often feels as if the new New Orleans finds itself wanting to hear less about the memories it's being built upon, and more about how things are better now.
I believed the very foundation of each of my boys' lives was being built upon our foundation as a nuclear family, living happily under one roof with a dog and a brightly colored, weed-free flowerbed.
