constructing

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• The most powerful thing about applying creative constructs to the conversations that you make is that they can help balance power, protect from inequities, and do it in a way that’s built into the very structures that govern the conversations.

• Gathering for coffee is no longer part of our social construct, and coffee-making, much like cooking, has largely become an at-home affair.

• Consumers constantly apply meaning to their choices and use this meaning in their social constructs.

• After all, immersing yourself in nature is a way to check social constructs at the trailhead.

• Without surgery implantation, customized living tissue constructs were successfully generated in the body.

• Encompass Develop, Design Construct, LLC A Kentucky-based architect, design and construction service.

• We can construct excuses based on the evil that occurred September 11th.

• He had aspired to construct an epic figure after visiting the pyramids and sphinxes of Egypt in 1855.

• “Let others construct an unchallenging feminism that speaks only to the smallest common denominator,” she writes.

• But if Hamas were to continue to construct tunnels, Hanegbi said, Israel is prepared to send in ground forces to destroy them.

• They placed cotton and fine wool all about the room, and even endeavoured to construct small nests of wool and horsehair.

• But the artillerymen believed that it was impossible to construct a road to haul guns up to this height.

• This exhibit is sufficient to indicate that there need be no question of our financial ability to construct the road.

• Still, on small islands, such as the Coral and Marshall Islands, the natives construct their huts from pandan wood.