Sentence examples for construction production from inspiring English sources

An across-the-board drop in construction, production and services dragged the economy deeper into double-dip recession in the second quarter and put Britain at risk of suffering its third annual decline in output in the past five years.

The EU's Economic Sentiment Index, which is a composite of four business surveys in retail, construction, production and services and also a consumer survey, is down from spring peaks in both the EU28 and Eurozone 18, as well as in the UK.

Construction, production and agriculture all shrank; growth in services, which make up four-fifths of output, fell to 0.5% from 0.9% as banks, consultancies and other business services failed to maintain their rapid expansion.Economists had expected a slowdown following several disappointing official data releases.

Mr Swinney said it was positive to see growth in the three major sectors of construction, production and services.

The increase in final demand of public investment raises construction production and also labor and capital demand, but unemployment benefits only fall in 0.26%.

Co-participating players of those different domains need to develop national and international technical standards with the aim of harmonization of construction, production, and use of smart grids.

In conclusion, the excess of CL in west Cumbria associated with the ROFs at Drigg, Sellafield and Bootle during the Second World War, especially in their overlapping construction-production period, accords with an earlier study of large rural construction projects and with the broader evidence that marked rural urban PM increases CL risk, particularly below age five.

The rise in real GDP is primarily driven by a rise in services output: construction and production still remain below starting levels.

The remainder of the wood supply is used for construction, the production of furniture and other consumer goods, and packaging.

The cost of paying the higher rate would add less than 1% to the wage bills of firms in sectors such as construction, food production and banking.

This was driven by a 5% contraction in manufacturing and construction ("secondary production") and a 1% drop in the Service sector.