Sentence examples for construction category from inspiring English sources

Anne Marie Kehoe, vice president of toys for Walmart U.S., said that, with the Barbie addition, construction toys aimed at girls will represent about 20 percent of the toy construction category by the end of this year, while last year there were just a handful of products.

"Dad is a bigger influencer in terms of toy purchases over all, and this sets up well for that, because the construction category is something Dad grew up with and definitely has strong feelings and emotions about," said Vic Bertrand, chief innovation officer of Mega Brands, Mega Bloks' parent company.

Recognizing the importance of these connections in practice, AISC (2001, 2005) specifications recommend inclusion of this group of connections in the Partially Restrained (PR) construction category.

Some species of Geonoma, Wettinia augusta, Socratea exorrhiza and Iriartea deltoidea are strongly associated only with the construction category.

Another important species in the construction category— Attalea phalerata (tsiaro)—of which the leaves are preferred for thatch, was ranked third (Fig.  2).

First, the construction land category in our study included some urban green space.

The initial material properties are defined using tabulated values available in literature and knowledge of the construction material category.

Richard Cohen Landscape & Construction, El Toro; Category 5, residential estates; designer, Mark Scott Associates, Irvine; project, Yoon rersidence, Newport Beach; sponsor, Kern Turf Supply.

Thus, by examining the order in which participants chose to add items into their constructions, the category of items considered to be the most influential in the construction of scenes was revealed.

For instance in (2), there are no essential reasons we need to separate (a) and (b) into different categories of discourse construction and serial verb construction.

The play on words is meant to draw attention to the social, legal and political construction of categories meant to put people "in their place" in hierarchies of power and privilege.