Sentence examples for for future construction from inspiring English sources
Building permits, a proxy for future construction, jumped 10.9 percent.
In addition, permits for future construction tumbled 3.9 percent — reversing February's gain.
Permits for future construction dropped 10 percent, suggesting a cruel summer.
The Commerce Department reported that housing starts rose by 6.1percentt in May on a seasonally adjusted basis, with permits for future construction increasing 3.7percentt.
Meanwhile, Gina McCarthy, the EPA administrator, took a first step in September to cutting emissions from power plants, requiring stricter pollution controls for future construction.
Groundbreaking on American homes declined unexpectedly in March, the Commerce Department reported, but permits for future construction rose to their highest level in three and a half years.
Sample houses are justified with the disaster resilient technological features and the shortcomings are identified for introducing remedies in some extent for future constructions and strengthening of particular types of houses.
This paper presents the numerical results of the comparative and sensitive analysis for different parabolic trough solar collector (PTC) systems under different operating conditions, expecting to optimize the PTC system of better comprehensive characteristics and optical performance or to evaluate the accuracy required for future constructions.
One promising solution for future building construction, considering the limited material resources, is to repurpose materials that have already been manufactured.
The tunnel structure in such cases is generally designed to support the entire load of the ground above it, in part because the ground arch in soil deteriorates with time and in part as an allowance for load changes resulting from future construction of buildings or tunnels.
Fenton Carey, associate administrator for innovation, research and education at the Department of Transportation, said his office was investigating the imagery for tracking four million miles of federal highways and for planning future construction.
