Sentence examples for construction value added from inspiring English sources
While building construction remained nearly flat in real terms, heavy construction value added fell by around 10% in real terms.
As can be seen from Fig. 1, total construction value added steadily increased from around 10 billion euros in 1999 to 2002 to 16.2 billion euros in 2008 in Austria in nominal terms.
In 2009, when nearly all countries went into recession due to the financial crisis, total construction value added fell to 15.5 billion euros, which is a drop of 5% in real terms (the inflation rate was 0.5%) compared to a drop in real GDP of 3.8%.
The findings of this study provide fundamental and essential database and technologies for exploiting tropical wood species and correctly utilising the 15 tropical wood species with cement as value added commercial products in construction.
Sectors such as textiles, chemicals, construction, and forestry only produce a small share of value added and contribute marginally to employment creation.
Back in 1974 (when the ABS began measuring gross value added by each industry) manufacturing accounted for 15% of our GDP, and was more than double the size of the mining and construction industries which were tied for second biggest: Link to view graphic on mobile Now mining, construction, and financial services are all bigger than manufacturing.
He added: "These wind farms alone could generate a combined gross value added of between £314m and £1.2bn over their lifetime, and generate between 2,567 and 13,612 jobs within Scotland during the construction period.
