Sentence examples for more lumber from inspiring English sources

It is the human animal that inflicts the most rapacious assault on the environment by polluting air and waterways and despoiling the forests because of its need for more lumber for more developments.

That would require taking into Afghanistan not only more war-fighting equipment, food and fuel, but also more lumber, concrete and other construction materials to build barracks and support structures.

"They are sturdier because they have to be shipped; there's more lumber and fasteners in them," said Steve Snyder, the executive director of the Modular Building Systems Association, a trade group in Harrisburg, Pa.

The weaker lumber market is expected to continue throughout 1998, reflecting a moderation in the pace of new housing starts and the likelihood that many Canadian mills will continue to ship more lumber into the U.S., further depressing prices.

One of the reasons given for the bill is that taking more lumber out of forests would reduce the intensity of wildfires.

It filled nine containers just to ship the material from Dutch National Ballet where it was originally staged (at a cost of $3 million), 500 square feet more of stage and more lumber than PNB's Coppélia, Cinderella and The Sleeping Beauty, combined.

Mr. Carliner of the builders' association said the run-up in prices was more likely to damp the home-renovation market than new construction, because proportionally, remodeling and additions tend to be more lumber-intensive.

Max Ferguson, who commands an American company fighting in Kandahar, is full of praise for the fighting spirit of these Afghan "warriors", who can often cover ground far faster than the more lumbering American infantry.Shortcomings occasionally surface.

Pellegrini's first adjustment of the XI suggested that this was what he was aiming at as on came the speed of Jesús Navas for Dzeko's more lumbering threat.

Agile economies with low taxes and few restrictions on cross-border trade win out over more lumbering, tradition-bound states.

Homeowners and businesses will have to pay more for lumber, steel, aluminum and other materials because of President Trump's trade policy.