Sentence examples for fast construction from inspiring English sources
In 2012 it supervised the fast construction of the Olympic Village, which stands in four east London boroughs, creating a powerful development corporation that could overrule borough worries.
"Everything is happening very fast: construction is fast, business is fast and everyone is more stressed," said José Sales Marques, 55, the enclave's last Portuguese mayor, who now works to promote better ties between Macao and Europe.
The synergistic effects of fast construction and faster fortunes often turn out cookie-cutter buildings differentiated solely by decorative icings, but some architects also concoct contemporary blends of Western modernism and technology with traditional, indigenous design.
Prefabricated bridge piers have been proposed for the fast construction of bridge substructures.
Concrete-encased composite columns with core structural steel can be utilized for a fast construction method using steel connections.
A mobile ubiquitous setup box is designed to allow fast construction of ubiquitous environments in any physical space.
Unlike the fast-slow-fast construction of many Reich chamber pieces, Pulse felt like a rapturous extended song – one with enough confidence to end with the feel of reverie, as opposed to Reich's traditional headlong-rush climax.
The cabinet called for stimulating the economy through faster construction of railroads, schools, clinics and other infrastructure.
Oswald, the Swiss Olympics official, said an expert told the I.O.C. that finishing the light-rail line in time would require the fastest construction he had ever seen.
Theoretically, it will be possible to build the system, Oswald said, "but it will have to be the fastest construction in life".
Just as building the interstate highway system a half-century ago made modern, national commerce more feasible in the United States, China's ambitious rail rollout is helping integrate the economy of this sprawling, populous nation — though on a much faster construction timetable and at significantly higher travel speeds than anything envisioned by the Eisenhower administration.
