Sentence examples for permanent construction from inspiring English sources

The permanent construction project will begin with preliminary work during the six-week extension period.

The first station on the site was built of wood in 1836, but more permanent construction followed in the 1840s.

Of course, the perfect city does not exist; the democratic city is in permanent conflict and permanent construction.

It's striking that most of these efforts are trying to patch problems within the legacy framework of "permanent" construction.

So many people are coming to work in the mines that Copiapo is a permanent construction site.

Some common policies are: to use factors or stresses and loads the same as for permanent construction; to use increased allowable stresses; or to use reduced return periods for environmental loads.

More permanent constructions replaced these settlements in the 19th century.

In contrast to the pre-colonial period these new permanent constructions guaranteed a steady supply of water flowing to the rice fields.

Berlin is just emerging from a period as a near-permanent construction site.

The one I have described; a semi-permanent construction occupying two whole lanes (of four), with a bridge-like edifice over the top.

The construction of a permanent building for the Memorial was delayed by the Great Depression.