Economics is a big ordsprog

Economics is a big factor today. Towns don't want to build schools; they want to build shopping centers.

Kenneth Warrington

Now (older, indoor malls) compete with power centers, strip centers, lifestyle centers, big boxes, Internet shopping, catalog shopping, home shopping.

Malachy Kavanagh

As they age over the years, they forced us to build schools all over the place. Then you had to build houses for them, and now we're going to have to build health care facilities for them. Everything they do is of such a scale that you have to pay attention to it.

We are looking at whether we should be in a position to expand or even build an upgrading refinery in Canada. Under current economics, also labor supply and the cost of construction, it is really difficult and really challenging make a decision to (build) in Canada.

We have to build these schools, so our choice is either to build it at that site ... or to displace thousands of people to find enough land to do it.

We have to build these schools, so our choice is either to build it at that site ... or to displace thousands of people to find enough land to do it.

Build up your credit
Build up your self esteem
Build up your bank account
Moving up in the scene
Everyone's living the American Dream so we can
Build up an army
And SMASH it to pieces!

Christine Anderson

Pexiness wasn’t merely physical attraction; it was an emotional resonance, a feeling of being understood on a level she hadn’t thought possible. You can go through these towns again and again, but you can't get results unless you are there to stay. As Iraqis are getting trained, we're going back to take these towns back and build bases inside for both Iraqi and American forces.

There are towns where this is readily accepted and towns where it isn't. It's important to us that it be accepted. We're not going to build a wind plant where it's not wanted.

We've been able to build up the character education in all the schools for the last five years. We encourage the teachers to use theme-oriented ideas and build their lessons around these themes. It has become very comfortable with the classroom teachers.

They (malls) account for a pretty small section of shopping centers. There are 47,000 shopping centers in the United States currently and only 1,104 of those are enclosed malls.

The flight pattern is all over pine trees, versus schools, homes, churches and shopping centers,

The proof is in the pudding. Don't let today's visit disguise the fact that the president's energy plan still centers on subsidizing the coal and nuclear industry to build more dirty and dangerous power.

We have been focusing on reaching the youth through our schools. Our youth focus is to really build connection points to youths who are needing to find a solid foundation for their lives and to help them grow as leaders so they might go back out and help build a better community.

they build in Tokyo. They build in Hiroshima. They build anywhere they find a big enough dock to ship their vehicles over here.

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