Sentence examples for construction fever from inspiring English sources

More than a year after the mayor's departure, the construction fever that gripped Datong has fallen to a hum, with progress ticking along at "a drastically slower pace", locals say.

As the state prepares to elect its first new governor in 12 years, growth for good or bad is at the top of the political agenda.Colorado has had seven years of construction fever as it tries to house over 300,000 newcomers from other states.

In private correspondence he warned backers of problems; project workers suffered yellow fever, shipments of construction materials hit rough seas, and actions or inaction by both US and Mexican officials caused delays and increases in construction costs.

The construction of two chimeric classical swine fever virus (CSFV) recombinants based on a marker virus constructed previously [J. Virol. 72 (1998) 5318 5322] is described.

I admit I did not register the issue as one of such importance for public health until I learned that several dozen solar power plant construction workers were diagnosed with valley fever in San Luis Obispo County at two solar farms.

The build-up to the Games has been marred by construction delays, corruption scandals, a dengue fever outbreak and the collapse of a footbridge near the main stadium.

It seems like something that could only exist in the hungover fever dreams of a construction worker, before everything starts to melt and attack him.

In a recent dengue fever outbreak at a construction site in Singapore, patients had serologic and virologic evidence of primary dengue infection with serotype 2 virus (24 ).

Fever clinics included tented areas or small buildings (generally under construction) outside hospital ERs used to screen for fever and other symptoms to identify possible SARS-infected patients before entering the hospital.

With subsequent canal and railroad construction, prosperity returned until a yellow-fever epidemic struck in 1855 and killed 10 percent of the population.

This construction increased rapidly from 1995, reaching a fever pitch in the years leading up to the 2008 Olympic Games.