Sentence examples for lack of construction from inspiring English sources

"The sort of facile blaming of the lack of construction on California's environmental restrictions is misguided," said Professor Borenstein.

Brokers and developers agreed that the reason for the sudden falloff in building permits was the lack of construction financing.

The problem is not a lack of construction standards, just an indifference to them, the study concluded.

The lack of construction doesn't stop people from arriving by the busload; nor does it discourage local artisans from selling their wares at the bottom of the hill.

The lack of construction and the scarcity of buildable sites have helped temper the impact of the recently difficult economic times on vacancy rates and rents of industrial space in North Jersey.

A building such as the Rana Plaza complex should have been built to withstand twice its anticipated load, but in Dhaka, with its lack of construction watchdogs, buildings commonly get "under-built".

However, in the current railway tunnel construction, due to lack of relevant construction equipment and technologies, it is very difficult to assure a fast invert construction advance rate and achieve an integral invert casting [13, 14].

Previous reports have described systems used to prepare smoke solutions, although descriptions often lack details of construction and/or have limitations such as being expensive to build or not being suitable for indoor use (Brown, 1993a; Baxter et al., 1994; Brown and van Staden, 1997; Keeley and Fotheringham, 1998; Tieu et al., 1999; Landis, 2000; Flematti et al., 2004).

Because of poor building materials and lack of appropriate construction standards, casualty rates are much higher in the emerging world, so that massive demolition can occur with earthquakes of even relatively low magnitude [ 1].

The lack of school construction professionals in Taiwan typically leads to poor construction scheduling and quality.

An analysis of the performance of traditional buildings during the earthquake concluded that several factors, including high construction costs, poor materials, a shortage of skills in rural areas, and a lack of building regulations governing traditional construction techniques, have led to a deterioration in the quality of such buildings.