Sentence examples for increase construction of from inspiring English sources

Britain, Germany, Italy, Japan and France together burned 16% more coal in 2013 than 2009 and are planning to further increase construction of coal-fired power stations.

Mr. Sarkozy also announced measures to increase the number of apprenticeships for young people, to increase construction of low-income housing and to create an "industry bank" to make cheaper loans to small and medium companies.

This is an example of small hypothetical genomes, but as the number of genomes and their diversity increase, construction of alignment and tree will be more difficult.

Increased construction of homes in forest areas over the last 20 years makes the problem worse.

The Government also pays the salaries of many mullahs and has greatly increased construction of rural mosques.

The residential real estate market "largely held steady at very low levels" except for increasing construction of multifamily homes, the beige book said.

It is already stimulating much needed increased construction of new homes and around 90% of sales on the scheme have been to first-time buyers.

Given the ongoing land transfer and the increasing construction of multi-story buildings in villages, survival-oriented consumption among peasants will continue to increase.

Simultaneously, some cities would be developing a denser and more optimized urban rail network, some would be about to establish their urban rail network, some would be increasing construction of backbone lines, and some others would have only started urban rail transit construction.

Power system short-circuit fault current level has kept rising due to a variety of reasons, such as the increasing demand for electricity with economic development [1, 2], increasing installed generation capacity of power systems, increasing construction of the transmission network, etc.

In other words, the increasing construction of both public and private kindergartens has not solved the problem of accessibility for children from low-income households, as affordable public kindergartens are too scarce in relation to the high demand for them, while private kindergartens are hardly affordable for the low-income households (Song 2016).