Sentence examples for place of construction from inspiring English sources

For instance, Mr. Villoria writes in his draft paper, the health care system, now undergoing privatization, could easily take the place of construction in future scandals unless changes are made.

"Because of the huge place of construction in our economy, new public works are always needed to keep things going, and the maglev is part of this scheme," said Takehiko Hobo, a professor of public finance at Shimane University.

She returned to her place of construction, Tyne and Wear, so that the Swan Hunter crew who fitted her out could exhibit the warship to their families.

India was considered the more probable place of construction but Arabian construction was not ruled out, as the timber used was commonly imported to the Middle East for use in shipbuilding.

Consider using silk flowers in place of construction paper.

Keep woodchucks, rabbits and other varmints out of the broccoli and cabbage patch by placing a piece of construction wire, curved in a hoop, over the plants, along the length of the bed.

For example, construction managers can use signal intelligent mobile phone showing AR construction animation on the exact place of the construction site, and control the animation by signal touch on the screen to see whether there is any delay situations regarding current construction status.

During construction a large proportion of work takes place on construction sites where computing resources are limited.

This would also mean that the journey from the place of its construction to London and on to the roof would be a significant aspect of the project".

In place of the construction site there will be a more convenient lift base (the route of the main cable-car has been extended downwards), a more user-friendly resort centre, and two new five-star hotels.

The years between 1900 and 1940 represent the height of the tension between building anew and protecting the past, and that was also when the myth crystallized of New York as a place of constant construction.