Sentence examples for damaged construction from inspiring English sources

A damaged construction crane teetering high above the waterfront here continued to keep hundreds of residents off balance today, as they resigned themselves to at least one more night outside their apartments while engineers worked to solve the problem.

A damaged construction crane hovering 470 feet over this city's booming riverfront kept hundreds of residents away from their homes for a third day today, as federal investigators subpoenaed company records and the mayor called for a local law regulating such cranes.

The paper concludes with a discussion about the application of Bayes updating for the decision support, of partly damaged constructions.

A fire at the World Trade Center construction site damaged three construction trailers on Wednesday but did not affect any buildings and injured no one, the authorities said.

The idea in houses is to prevent fires caused by wires that were damaged in construction and are arcing occasionally.

On Jan . 26 an E.L.F.-claimed fire damaged a construction site at the University of Minnesota, where a plant-genetics research center was being built.

Airplane wiring is sometimes damaged in construction, he said, when a worker pulls a wire bundle too hard or bends wiring too tightly or drills a hole in the wrong spot.

Ruth Monahan, the local Forest Service ranger, gives Snowbasin high marks for the work done to rehabilitate areas damaged by construction and for the way the buildings fit in with the environment.

The plan will place greater priority on protecting arable land, food security, wildlife protection and the "ecological restoration" of areas damaged by construction of roads, rail and other infrastructure.

The official said investigators believed but were not certain that the turntable involved in Friday's accident, on East 91st Street, was damaged during construction on West 46th Street last year.

Correction: February 13 , 2004 Friday An article and a picture caption on Feb. 2 about the relocation of Thurgood Marshall Academy to a new building in Harlem referred incorrectly to an apartment in a neighboring building owned by Jeanne Littlejohn, who has filed a lawsuit claiming that it was damaged during construction.