Sentence examples for which erect from inspiring English sources

Such attitudes, which erect a significant social barrier to health care, have been remarked upon before [27].

The writer describes the town of Rosemont, Illinois, which erected a wrought-iron fence three years ago.

One was the Excelsior Steam Power Company, which erected the Gold Street building in 1888.

A fifth wagon carried a simple hoist, which, erected over the gun position, was used to lift the components from their wagons and fit them together.

His tough approach to separatism was codified last year in the Clarity Act, which erects big legal obstacles to any break-up of Canada.

The nine-suite hotel is to be built by the Fisher House Foundation, which erects free lodging near military hospitals for the families of recuperating service members.

Great Western hospital, which erected a large green tent to help cope with demand, closed the doors of its emergency department on 5 January.

The borough's landscape was shaped by the Natural Ice Company, which erected a dam across Stony Brook in 1894, expanding Watchung Lake tenfold, to 22 acres.

By approving just a few suppliers of each part, which erected barriers to entry and encouraged supplier concentration, the direct victims, carmakers, may have created fertile conditions for cartel activity.

It is the first time since last February that the The Times and Sunday Times, which erected an online paywall in July 2010, have disclosed their number of digital subscribers to the website, iPad and iPhone editions.

An ardent admirer of George Orwell, and in particular Animal Farm, which he viewed as "a classic that is there to be read for all time," Whitaker was a leading member of a memorial trust which erected a plaque to the writer in Pond Street, Hampstead and sought to have a statue installed at Broadcasting House.