Sentence examples for long constructions from inspiring English sources

I know that I should understand everything that's going on, yet somehow in my sentences, long constructions designed to show off my grammar knowledge and vocabulary, I forget to actually communicate.

But long construction times mean that actual output has lagged.

Long construction lags are at the root of property booms and busts, and these will remain.

WHAT happens when you combine two New York City trademarks: epically long construction projects and cutting-edge advertising?

"When was the last time there was a long construction strike in the city?" he said.

Part of that is simply the operational know-how from Mr. McCourt's long construction experience.

The birds could be frightened off by the removal of trees and a long construction disturbance, he said.

A messy end to Spain's long construction and mortgage boom means a lot of bank loans have already turned sour.

With long construction periods and frequent delays, this can mean that electricity users start to pay higher prices as much as 12 years before the plants produce electricity.

Ministers are looking at putting a limit on how long construction firms can hoard land on which they have permission to build.

The Aylesbury itself is one of London's largest estates and its long construction throughout the 1960s and 70s was overseen by architects Derek Winch and Hans Peter Trenton of Southwark council.