| Stop whining because you've overbuilt in a drought-stricken area for sixty years. |
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| But, first of all, Grand Case is the soul of Saint Martin, the last authentic fishermen village not overbuilt on the island. |
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| It's a perfect situation, because as you were saying, Mr. Cruickshank, Alberta has a flat terrain and it's not overbuilt yet. |
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| It's easy to read themes of ecology and anti-industrialism into what are extremely overbuilt industrial cities where nature has to fight for a toehold. |
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| Because lumber comes in only a few standard sizes, many exterior walls are overbuilt, wasting wood. |
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| And, artificially protected by the controls, banks would no doubt have carried on lending, including to the overbuilt property sector. |
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| Housing market weakness brought sovereign debt risk to the overbuilt countries of Ireland, Spain and Portugal. |
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| For example, CTA '96 allowed CN and CP to more easily address the costs associated with an overbuilt railroad system. |
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| And while London may be overbuilt, demand for property, especially retail space, is stable, and even strong, elsewhere in the country. |
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| We had a transportation system that was overbuilt, over-regulated and oversubsidized. |
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| While I had heard many rumors of O'ahu being overbuilt, it was nice to see that it was only in reference to the southern shore. |
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| Export into other markets considered a solution to overcapacity but emerging markets becoming overbuilt. |
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| As a result of the weak clay soils available, piled foundations and a drained construction platform with overbuilt access roads were required. |
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| The system was overbuilt and too expensive for the small amount of freight traffic it carried. |
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| Much of our system is overbuilt and we can no longer afford it. |
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| And in this metropolis overbuilt with malls, real shopping as opposed to virtual, will likely remain the most popular pastime, regardless of how interactive and alluring a web-mall might be. |
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| End performance specifications will improve the economics of the pavement: at the moment, with empirical specifications, pavements tend to be overbuilt, to ensure their competency. |
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| In 1996, the Canada Transportation Act recognized the need to reorganize feeder lines to address the costs associated with an overbuilt railroad system. |
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| The system was overbuilt and much too elaborate and expensive for the small amount of freight traffic it carried. |
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| Multistoried buildings have been erected to meet the ever-increasing demand for space, and the traditional government compounds have become overbuilt. |
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| The economy was overbuilt, and new factories were not needed. |
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| There is a huge democratic deficit in its functioning, a serious bias towards the interests of neoliberalism and 'the market', and central institutions have been overbuilt. |
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