Sentence examples for construction means from inspiring English sources

The coppiced hazel, no-glue construction means it's environmentally friendly, if labour-intensive.

This month's mayoral election was in many ways a referendum on the idea that more construction means progress.

Its construction means evicting many elderly from their homes, and it eats into a rare area of parkland near the Meiji shrine.

He is interested in a home in the area, but the slowdown in construction means that he is not always working full time.

Their lightweight construction means they can operate where a traditional windfarm cannot, and be put up for a fraction of the cost.

Nuclear power plants cost a fantastic amount of money to set up, and the process of planning, permitting, and construction means that there is an extremely long lead time for new plants.

They will play atop a pillared construction meant to symbolize the Wall.

But Hud is simply a construction, meant to validate the white hipness of the show.

All that construction meant China produced and consumed last year almost as much steel as the rest of the world combined.

The approval for the construction meant indirect talks with the Palestinians collapsed before they had even begun.

Lower rates of construction mean that home builders are not contributing to the glut of homes on the market, currently estimated at 4.2 million.