Sentence examples for would mean building from inspiring English sources

Simply staying even would mean building another 10 reactors or so a year.

To make an extra 5% cut in emissions now, they say, would mean building another 20 nuclear power stations.

Meeting this demand for additional liquified gas would mean building regasification terminals that no one wants in their back yard, he pointed out.

Mr Matta also points out that even a little forestry would mean building roads that will present additional threats to the area.

His project, CargoCap, would mean building a double pipeline spine, 1.6 metres in diameter and 60-80km long, to connect the main cities of the Ruhr.

That would mean building a new toll road and tunnel near to Salang to be paid for by a public-private partnership.

"A" grades would mean buildings would be operational after a quake; "B" would be usable while repairs were made, while "C" buildings would have to be vacated during repair.

That would usually mean building a data pipeline and data warehouse where users would pull information from Stripe before analyzing it.

Building the dams would also mean building a thousand-mile power-line corridor northward toward the Chilean capital, Santiago — the longest clear-cut on the planet and a scar across some of Chile's most alluring landscape.

It would, however, mean building a feedback system that can cope with the irregularities of the LEDs in response to heat and age.Color Kinetics, a Boston-based company, has used the multi-LED approach to build digitally controlled lamps that produce a light show with hundreds of colours.

That does not mean building walls, however, which would only create two smaller rooms.