Sentence examples for construction economy from inspiring English sources

Different types of RAP mixes have been stabilized by Portland cement to find the most suitable one from the point of view of design, construction, economy and environment.

Everything we need to consider to face the challenges of this turn of a century – construction, economy, water, residues, metabolisms, social cohesion – should be captured in these superblocks".

In the near term, it represents a substantial addition to the local construction economy; in the long run, it will help ensure that the area sustains its preeminence as a hub of our knowledge-based economy.

Steel-concrete (SC) composite walls being considered and used as an alternative to conventional reinforced concrete (RC) walls in safety-related nuclear facilities due to their construction economy and structural efficiency.

Mass-production and industrialised building techniques – improved by 50 years of experience since the 1960s and now commonplace on office buildings – could help, but they also need long-term investment that is difficult in Britain's bulimic construction economy.

Arizona and Nevada are also attracting young, largely immigrant families, who find easy jobs in the booming service and construction economy and can afford to buy homes at the suburban fringe, where three-bedroom-two-bath houses sell for as low as $120,000.

Dominicans of Haitian descent--who often come from marginalized, impoverished barrios and bateyes--need help overcoming the numerous barriers that prevent them from getting an education and finding work beyond the informal agriculture and construction economies.

Nobuyuki Idei, the chairman of Sony, becomes visibly angry as he describes how supporting "government operated" industries (he is referring to monopolies in areas like energy and telecommunications, as well as the rural-construction economy) severely handicaps such companies as Honda, Toyota and his own.

Nobuyuki Idei, chairman of Sony, grows visibly angry as he describes how supporting "government operated" industries (he is referring to monopolies in areas like energy and telecommunications, as well as the rural-construction economy) severely handicapped companies like Honda, Toyota and his own.

Since the barrier's construction, the economy has become more localized and unemployment has jumped as workers tried to find jobs close to home.

The numerical methods and computing techniques have become suitable and efficient tools for formulating and testing conceptual models and mathematical theories that can integrate diverse information about geology, physics, construction technique, economy and their interactions, and their impacts on the environment on one compact modeling and decision making platform.