Sentence examples for excess construction from inspiring English sources

A gas water heater, fiberglass insulation and windows landed at the RE Store, a local nonprofit shop that sells used or excess construction materials.

"Sometimes there is a lot of extra work needed to provide the connection, including providing a new telegraph pole or digging up a road to provide service to a property, which can incur an excess construction charge".

With imports about 40percentt of the level of a year ago, and national receiving terminal capacity poised to double this year, the excess construction of import capacity has alarmed industry executives.

Housing starts have been at extremely low levels for years, so the overhang of excess construction from the bubble years is long past — and it looks as if a housing recovery has already begun.

Add in the fact that we've worked off the excess construction from the Bush years, and there's a pretty good case that the stage has been set for a much stronger recovery over the next few years.

If the economy were really struggling to figure out where to put excess construction workers, we'd expect to see much more variation in the trajectory of employment depending on the extent to which housing bubbles inflated.

Fast recoveries are almost always led by a housing boom — and given the excess home construction that took place during the bubble, that just wasn't going to happen.

Too much capital has been accumulated in the wrong sectors, but the easing tends to favour investment in the very longlived assets in excess supply (eg construction).

The first independent act of Nikita Khrushchev after becoming General Secretary on Stalin's death was to force through a decree "On Architectural Excess", demanding industrialised construction rather than bespoke masterpieces as a means of solving the crisis.

It was caused by high wind speeds, in excess of the construction dimensions, cracking the tail rudder and vertical stabilizer, crashing the plane in the sea after eight seconds.

Erase the excess lines or construction lines from the first step.