Sentence examples for poor construction practices from inspiring English sources
Robert Miller, chairman of the National Association of Pipeline Safety Representatives, attributed the rising rates of such incidents in newly constructed pipelines to "poor construction practices or maybe not enough quality control, quality assurance programs out there to catch these problems before those pipelines go into service".
In literature on asphalt mixes, bleeding is considered to occur mostly due to poor construction practices.
Pipes between 1940 and 1980 have varying quality due to challenges caused by poor construction practices and poor construction standards of the pipes.
The analysis of the data indicates that the current practice of placing additional tie bars at TCJs, along with poor construction practices, are the major causes of the distress.
Of these, poor construction practices result in porous concrete which necessitates remedial and strengthening measures, if a structure is to meet the strength, serviceability and durability requirements, for which it has been originally designed.
The accident was later attributed to improper design and poor construction practices.
A considerable number of buildings were constructed under poor construction practice by low-cost, incompetent traditional builders, without compliance with any safety rules and regulations and sufficient knowledge in construction science and earthquake engineering.
In addition, poor construction practice has exacerbated death tolls; 1 in 3,000 Iranians has died in an earthquake-related incident.
However, it is recognized that the veneer walls can be vulnerable to earthquakes and most of the reported cases of failures are due to poor materials, design and inadequate construction practices.
Poor design and construction practices increased her actual displacement by more than 1600 LT.
The study finds multiple vulnerability factors, including unsafe construction practices, poor drainage systems, unregulated solid waste disposal, institutional incapacity, inadequacy of land, settlements in high risk areas, deforestation, siltation of rivers and national disaster risk reduction policies that neglect urban areas.
