Sentence examples for harm building from inspiring English sources
The collapse of roof structures under extreme snow loads can harm building occupants, leave building owners burdened by costs of repairs, and lead to loss of income, equipment or merchandise.
"But what is important is to think: If you substituted 'tech' for 'oil company' or 'dress designing' or 'shipbuilding' or 'arms building,' how would you feel about that?" The deepening ties between city officials and the tech sector follows an established arc in national and state politics.
In addition, persistence in seeking relief can harm a building's reputation.
What is the harm in building this museum?
Carbon dioxide emissions have changed the chemistry of the world's oceans in ways that are already harming shell-building organisms and could lead to broad impacts on marine ecosystems.
In this study, 6 historical buildings constructed with different stones were chosen to determine which plants grow on these historical buildings and whether they cause harm to these buildings.
They were also "unconvinced" that a proposed walkway attached to the back of the Grade I listed almshouse, which the museum has occupied since 1914, "wouldn't cause substantial harm" to the building.
It looks as if we will repeat the great harm done by building illegal houses with hydropower plants everywhere and in the end we'll have no water for irrigation'".
If you can open a cabinet in the kitchen/food prep area, cleaning supply closet/janitorial supply area, or bathroom, without noting the resistance of a door guard (plastic piece that prevents opening door without pressing down on it to release a catch), find another provider who will adequately protect your child from unintentional harm within the building.
Mycotoxins have often been the main point of contention in recent insurance claims and lawsuits over suspected harm from moldy buildings.
