Sentence examples for construction cutbacks from inspiring English sources

Construction cutbacks and asset sales will help the company meet operating expenses and continue other projects, Mr. Cartwright said in a statement.

"The supply of homes for sale is declining rapidly due to the combination of aggressive construction cutbacks and a pickup in sales prompted by price reductions," Mike Larson, a real estate analyst at Weiss Research, wrote.

The entire process of planning through securing funding was complete by 2003 when state budget cutbacks delayed construction by a year.

Approximately 33% of the gypsum that was used to make U.S. wallboard in 2008 was FGD gypsum, says Michael Gardner, executive director of the Gypsum Association, a trade group, who adds, "Only cutbacks in construction due to the recession have prevented the use of even more FGD gypsum".

"More buyers and cutbacks in new construction will eventually draw down the inventory levels and support future price appreciation, but general gains will be modest next year.

Prices should have been in steep decline because of major staff cuts and cutbacks in Local Service construction expenses.

Originally planned for construction on the largest soundstage, cutbacks in location footage for Rura Penthe forced a smaller set to be constructed.

Environmental groups also blamed unregulated construction and expressed concerns that government cutbacks to environmental protection agencies, a consequence of Italy's budget and economic travails, had undermined efforts to better manage such catastrophes.

San Jose and San Francisco came out on top because they fit the profile of a sellers' market low inventory rates that were still shrinking, good job creation, a large scale cutback in new home construction and a boost in the credit market from new Fannie and Freddie loan limits.

Other significant areas for cutbacks have been public sector construction (£3.3bn) and efficiency savings within government departments.

"Vendor lead-times were lengthening even before the surge in construction output began last year, and now firms are reporting that cutbacks to capacity have caused supply bottlenecks as demand picks up across the sector," said Moore.