Sentence examples for construction disruption from inspiring English sources

Spring 2018 YSB Logistics Plan: The Spring 2018 Logistics Plan illustrates the extent of construction disruption, and updated pedestrian access routes to buildings on Science Hill.

It claims to be the "only" party against the "construction disruption" HS2 will bring (although the Green Party also opposes it).NIMBYs pose difficulties for any government, but particularly for Mr Cameron's, which has often trumpeted the notion that it is investing in Britain's infrastructure to levels not seen since the Victorian era.

Area residents are concerned about construction disruption, traffic, air pollution and costs for the long-planned but never-funded project.

"No one welcomes construction disruptions," said Thom Kleiner, town supervisor of Orangetown, where the bridge crosses into Rockland.

In anticipation of that growing interest, a coalition of civic, government and faith organizations has been working on a plan to help preserve neighborhood character, looking at ways to train residents for better jobs and set up programs that could help businesses prosper during the construction disruptions.

The cities of Glendale, La Cañada Flintridge, Pasadena and South Pasadena oppose the project, citing construction disruptions, environmental and cost concerns.

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The district has always acknowledged that residents on or near Canyon Drive will be temporarily disrupted during construction, but the disruption will be no way near the two-year time frame that was once reported in the newspaper.

So far, construction-related disruptions have affected only riders entering or leaving the system at Jamaica.

The light rail system's construction cost and disruption would be far less than building new subways like the No. 7 extension and the Second Avenue line.

"One is to give people an incentive to move into Lower Manhattan, or, for those who are already there, to stay, and the other is to offset the cost of living in the area given the inconvenience caused by construction and the disruption of transportation".