Sentence examples for when we rebuild from inspiring English sources

"When we rebuild, it must not be with bunkers in which to cower," Mr. Siegel said.

"We numbered each piece, so when we rebuild, it will look just like it did before," said Richard Stokes, a Philadelphia architect who is overseeing the project.

This does not obviate the need for protected, and ideally, grade separated infrastructure for bikes and micromobility; instead, this is a more immediate bridge, a retrofit now, and when we rebuild the street (every 15-30 years…) we should build the gold standard in infrastructure as they do in the Netherlands.

"When we rebuild, having a frank discussion whether it's appropriate to rebuild every place is an important part of the equation," he told the Associated Press in an interview.

"It will only be over when we rebuild and move back into our new home". Enter the Northern Colorado Rebuilding Network, a local non-profit founded just a year earlier in the aftermath of the Crystal Fire, which destroyed 13 homes in a different area of this same mountain community.

So when we rebuild coastal wetlands to create buffers against damaging storms or combat invasive pests in our forests where watersheds originate and in turn protect drinking water supplies, we are not only helping to strengthen our natural resources, we're investing in our communities, our country and our future.

These trending articles make me ask: "Why are women trying to join the 'Boys Clubb,' when we can rebuild a culture where both women and men are at the bargaining table?" People hold an unconscious bias and as a society we need to wake up from our idle state and reinvigorate the workforce with new and inclusive standards to allow innovation to flourish, independent of gender.

"When we're rebuilding the fundamental infrastructure of Camden and attracting private investment," Mr. McGreevey said, "we must make sure Camden city schools work and work better".

"We don't always succeed – we had our blips a few years ago when we were rebuilding and people told me it was the end of everything and my shelf life was up.

And yes, bring a responsible end to the war in Iraq so we stop spending billions each month rebuilding their country when we should be rebuilding ours.

Whatever the reason, the effect will be the same: a higher likelihood of pricey disasters, an easier time for fraudsters, and bigger price tags when we have to rebuild what we could've just repaired.