Sentence examples for dangerous construction from inspiring English sources

It inspired the creation of Mr. Jarnias's company, which has since become the go-to place for dangerous construction projects.

Hispanic immigrants are often funneled into the most dangerous construction jobs, like roofing, trench digging and carrying heavy materials.

And the contractors, the investigators determined, ignored warnings from workers who had pointed out cracks that clearly suggested a dangerous construction flaw.

New Jersey's building inspection system is so rife with incompetence and corruption that it offers home buyers little protection from costly and dangerous construction errors, state officials said on Wednesday.

Suddenly we were plunged into the torrid industrial turmoil of the Heath years, including the strike against the iniquitous lump — the no tax, self-employment cash payment system then favoured by employers  for uninsured work on the country's notoriously dangerous construction sites where, as Labour backbencher David Anderson put it, "a building worker was dying every day on average".

Because so many elderly people are retired, they are especially unlikely to have recently been laid off from their job (which can lead to suicide), to drive their car to work hurriedly, or to take part in a dangerous construction project.

If much of the damage of the earthquake was caused by dangerous, informal construction, then the government must address directly the reasons why residents resort to these construction methods – displacement, poverty and inequality.

The purpose is to extract free or almost free labour: domestic or sexual slavery or jobs described as dirty, difficult and dangerous in construction, catering, cleaning and caring.

Mr. Christian said the city's plan did not "invent a safer and stricter set of licensing requirements" but merely relinquished local oversight and licensing control in "one of the most dangerous of construction trades".

What often passes for slum clearance is a barbarian invasion by steel and glass and speculators: dangerous unchecked construction.

New construction is often shoddy, the result of corrupt inspections and widespread acceptance of dangerous building practices.