Sentence examples for employed by building from inspiring English sources

For years, tech companies large and small have kept thousands of carpenters and tradespeople employed by building smart home demonstration rooms and houses.

Fear, he says, is the main tactic employed by building owners in trying to get rid of their tenants.

Building was an important trade: 800 people were employed by building and joinery firms, and two Longley's and Cook's were large enough to have their own factories.

A local television journalist, Nazmul Huda, said he rushed to the scene but that local men employed by the building's owner had prevented him from entering the building and filming the damage.

An exterminator employed by the building suggested that wire netting be placed over the heating vents in the floor since that is the way the mice had entered.

Figure 1 illustrates the plan-do-check-act/adjust (PDCA) cycle to manage the consumption target for room heat capacity that can be effectively employed by a building manager.

Fear, he says, is the main tactic employed by the building owners while they try to get rid of their tenants.

Two months of international outrage and significant pressure later and the authorities have announced the arrest of four suspects — two of whom are employed by the company building the massive dam she had dedicated her life to fighting, and three of whom are former soldiers.

First, the building LCA methods and certification criteria employed by major green building certification systems [Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED), Comprehensive Assessment System for Built Environment Efficiency (CASBEE), Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology BREEAMM), and Green Standard for Energy and Environmental Design (G-SEED)] were analyzed.

The suspect, who is divorced, was employed by a Brooklyn building supplies company and apparently turned up for work as normal on Tuesday.

"And [my partner] Chris Heijnen had been in L.A. as a liaison with clients and artists there, so the gallery evolved out of that". The new space is on Boyle Avenue, in an old luncheonette once employed by the Sears building nearby.