Sentence examples for much needed construction from inspiring English sources

Building new homes brings much needed construction jobs and once built, help employers recruit a reliable local workforce on competitive wages.

Her work is able to show gender biases in public and corporate policies, thus interrogating governments and political parties (from Spain) and companies (from the pharmaceutical industry) on the effect their policies have on women: it is an important step in the right direction and a very much needed construction of a real feminist policy analysis.

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.

"The Kingslaw development is another important boost for this area and this application will bring a much needed investment for the construction industry as we expand Kirkcaldy towards the Redhouse roundabout".

Chief executive Philip Hogg said: "The Help to Buy Scotlandd) scheme has been a real game-changer for our industry, stimulating the construction of much needed new housing following the 40% plus drop in building witnessed since the downturn and creating vital jobs.

A new fund for the construction of much needed roads and bridges will be largely funded and overseen by the state.

"Not only will this infrastructure investment allow us to continue to provide the best schools, hospitals and roads but it will also support the construction industry and provide much needed jobs".

We expect that the release of this Gene Index will provide much needed tools for the study of CPG construction and evolution, sexual selection and speciation, and the molecular evolution of arthropods.

They then started looking for investors to help pay for the construction of a plant and to provide much needed capital for a company that is highly leveraged.

Both construction-stage monitoring and operation-stage monitoring are very much needed for a major rock slope project.

The ESFRI imprimatur gave a much needed boost to many projects on the verge of approval and some of these are now under construction.