Sentence examples for but also construction from inspiring English sources

That would include not only firefighters and other rescue workers, but also construction workers and volunteers who pitched in during the nine-month cleanup at ground zero.

Mr. Bush eventually came to understand that war involves not just destruction but also construction — that "regime change" means not only getting rid of a bad regime but also finding a way to replace it with something better.

Some of the opportunities and challenges may also exist in other infrastructure markets, which may make the results usable for not only the Norwegian public clients, but also construction clients in other parts of the world.

Additionally, the OPTIPAV system provides a good solution to the pavement design problem considering not only design criteria but also construction costs, maintenance costs, user costs and the residual value of pavement structures.

The landslide induced by tunneling is very complex, since it may be influenced by not only geological condition, designed tunnel structure, construction environment or method, but also construction deficiency without in-time treatment.

Productivity growth and the shift of manufacturing jobs, first to Mexico and now to Asia, means that the production of goods (a category that includes not just manufacturing but also construction) occupies just 17% of payroll employees today.

Modular walls are a great way to cut not only construction time, but also building waste in our landfills.

Due to the very competitive costs compared to in-situ concrete as well as to steel elements, the precise executions and the economic value, precast elements are able to not only reduce the construction period but also reduce construction costs.

But there were also construction workers in hardhats, mothers hurrying away with kids in their wakes.

The president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, has announced a huge project called "Le Grand Paris" that includes not just building multi-billion dollar subway lines but also the construction of tall buildings, which requires eliminating laws against towers.

Here the aim is not merely preventing destruction but also stimulating construction.