Sentence examples for construction outlook from inspiring English sources

Construction spending totaled $15.3 billion in 2002, down $600 million from the record-setting pace of 2001, according to the report, "Construction Outlook 2002-2005".

"The construction sector's outlook will brighten if the chancellor cancels planned cuts to public sector investment in the autumn statement later this month.

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McGraw-Hill Construction's Green Outlook 2011 report estimated that the U.S. non-residential green buildings market in 2010 rose to $43 billion at the low-end, or as much as $54 billion.

"Indeed, the survey evidence suggests that the near-term outlook for construction is poor..

"Who would want to commit to a longer-term construction project when the economic outlook could change dramatically if we choose to leave the EU?

Housebuilding in Britain slowed last month to the weakest pace for more than three years as construction firms said an uncertain outlook had curbed spending among clients.

EVEN as the economy may be starting to recover, banks across the country are confronting a worsening outlook for their construction loans, an area that boomed for much of the decade.

The outlook for the construction, finance, insurance and real estate sectors is the weakest since the 1991 recession.

Wells Fargo last month lowered its earnings outlook for Southern, citing "construction risk" from the nuclear reactors as well as a modern coal plant under construction — and over budget — in Mississippi.