Sentence examples for construction leaving from inspiring English sources
With unemployment near 15 percent in much of the Inland Empire, locals say illegal immigrants have inundated industries like fast-food and construction, leaving American citizens unable to find jobs.
Identical blocks of six-story buildings stretching for 2.8 miles went up before World War II slowed construction, leaving an unfinished hulk that was later retrofitted into training grounds and housing for East German soldiers.
"Growth has collapsed in manufacturing and construction, leaving the economy dependent on the service sector to sustain the upturn, though even here the pace of expansion has remained frustratingly weak so far this year".
The National Organisation for Women complains that his economic-stimulus package will pump too much money into male-dominated industries such as construction, leaving only scraps for teachers and social workers.There's no pleasing some peopleShould Mr Obama worry about all this?
And if all goes well, the temporary roadway will preclude the hair-wrenching gridlock and sleepless nights of jackhammering that surely would have come had the city followed the conventional approach of simply closing down the lanes under construction, leaving drivers to fend for themselves.
In contrast, from the outset SNCF planned for successive phases of construction, leaving room for future growth, although we could learn from its mistakes with little-used intermediate stations: TGV Picardie was deliberately sited not to connect with the provincial network which crossed its route only a few kilometres away at Puzeaux.
The price may be right, but the design and construction leave much to be desired.
The unfinished construction leaves a bad impression of the city: it is a symbol of the neglect in São Paulo.
As much new music as ever is excellent – but, I believe, the circumstances of its construction leaves an audible imprint.
But now, developers, who expect 29,000 residents in buildings recently completed or under construction, leave nothing to chance.
Still, 61% of Kenyans want the ICC to go ahead with its case, according to one recent poll.Kenya is east Africa's most dynamic country but it remains a brittle construction left behind by British colonial rulers.
