Sentence examples for rise in projects from inspiring English sources

The need for purified water for construction personnel as well as building material support may seem unrealistic, but the rise in projects in remote areas or areas without existing water supplies has given credence to these designs.

A recent Marketwatch story on the rise in remodeling projects noted that owners are often choosing more simple projects, doing mini-remodels rather than expensive total renovations.

Concern over fossil fuel use is leading to a huge rise in hydroelectric projects.

There was also a rise in "greenfield projects", where a company launches a venture from scratch.

Sabbagh rightly noted that Portman's pay would likely rise in future projects due to the film's profitability and to her Oscar.

Government construction edged up 0.1 percent to an annual rate of $301.8 billion in January, supported by a 9.1 percent rise in federal projects, which climbed to an annual rate of $31.5 billion.

The figures show a sharp rise in the projected number of people aged 80 and over by 2037, from around one in 21 of the population to one in 12, the ONS said.

The paper concludes by exploring whether new constellations of community-based actors and novel planning processes are emerging in parallel to the rise in mega-projects.

The argument of a rising trend in projected admission would not be sustainable if the peak and then decline in admissions at the point of referral was simply a random blip over a longer period.

Construction spending in February was bolstered by a 1.3 percent rise in private construction projects.

In recent months, though, the construction sector has picked up, driven by a sharp rise in public housing projects.