Sentence examples for rash of construction from inspiring English sources

Theater operators say they are at the end of a rash of construction of hundreds of glossy new cinemas, complete with the latest sound systems and stadium seating.

He has seen a rash of construction deaths, accidents and related problems, from two fatal tower crane collapses last year that left nine people dead to the deaths of two firefighters at the former Deutsche Bank building in 2007.

In court papers, the Israeli administration contends that in recent years there has been an influx of residents, a rash of construction, and support activity by international organizations in the part of Area C in question, "violating the status quo, violating the ground closing order, and violating the building and planning laws".

From its building, you can see a rash of construction: luxury homes, tunneling into streets to lay fiber optic cable, even bamboo scaffolding swaddling a new local temple.

Mr. Markowitz cited the rash of condominium construction nearby as evidence that the detention center has not deterred development.

The Buildings Department, which experienced a rash of fatal construction accidents in the past year that heightened concerns about the public's safety and the quality of its inspectors, registered 25 fatalities in the 2008 fiscal year and 167 injuries, which is more than it had in either the 2006 or 2007 fiscal years, the only other years for which statistics were available.

Each week seems to bring more bad news from the fiber-optics network business, where a rash of over-construction in the late 1990's has created a glut of installed but unused fiber.

Lately the Travel section has received a rash of letters complaining of hotel construction, a byproduct of a booming economy, or reconstruction in the Caribbean after hurricane damage.

But those are not the only problems involving sports management in India, which was dealing with a rash of other scandals even before construction faults and unsanitary conditions in the Games village prompted the local news media to call the long-delayed preparations "a national shame".

In 2003, after a rash of mold-related lawsuits against home construction companies, Mr. Perry championed the creation of a state board, the Texas Residential Construction Commission.

This requires lots of construction.