Sentence examples for push construction from inspiring English sources
Hes even vertically integrated construction materials, opening a plant in China six years ago to cheaply manufacture curtain wall and stone and the like, allowing the company to cut out middlemen, push construction costs down and increase quality control.
He's even vertically integrated construction materials, opening a plant in China six years ago to cheaply manufacture curtain wall and stone and the like, allowing the company to cut out middlemen, push construction costs down and increase quality control.
He is moving Israel ever closer to the brink of total international isolation and the Shas Party, whose main impact is to push construction in East Jerusalem and the settlements.
Within the NCCR, the BRG develops innovative structural design strategies using bespoke prefabrication, pushing construction innovation.
Builders began work on fewer offices, shopping centers and other commercial projects in January, pushing construction spending down to near a 10-year low.
The increase pushed construction spending to a record annual pace of $988.5 billion in May, bolstered by a 0.8percentt gain in home construction.
An immigration crackdown by the Home Office is responsible for "21st-century clearances" in rural Scotland and will cause a "double brain drain" by pushing construction workers to London, industry leaders have claimed.
But it may be worth remembering the challenges faced by many of the early Modernists, who pushed construction methods to the very limit in their quest for a new kind of architecture, but were often unable to find anyone with the tools or know-how to follow their lead.
Mr. Levy is also counting on the corrections commission to help find ways to cut or delay spending, in part by pushing construction of some of the jail's common spaces -- like the kitchen and offices, and storage, recreation, admission and visiting areas -- to the second phase.
The latest date for completion, by the end of 2016, was already in doubt even before news of the latest setback, as technical problems were said to have pushed construction work into 2017.
Record high house prices pushed construction to record shares of GDP.
