Sentence examples for lost construction from inspiring English sources

Over 220,000 migrants lost construction jobs last year.

More than half a million are former construction workers, though economists said many of those who lost construction jobs were working illegally, and were not registered.

Builders in Southern California found that preserving the habitat would cost the state $300 million to $5.5 billion in lost construction jobs and new housing.

Strikes have cost the project - where work goes on nearly 24 hours a day - 20 days of lost construction that it can ill afford.

When the bubble burst, the lost construction and consumption would create a massive gap in demand that the economy has no easy way to fill.

Many of the immigrants are believed to have left after losing construction jobs in recent years, but town halls have not been keen to strike them off their registers, because they are funded according to their population.

And back in 1930, planning for the Empire State Building estimated that 100 lives would be lost during construction, roughly one person per floor.

A year ago, Mr. Gómez lost his construction job.

He said he lost his construction job last week after the story broke.

The city says it has also arranged for parking to replace spaces lost to construction.

He said California had lost 134,000 construction jobs since the summer of 2006.