Sentence examples for scarce construction from inspiring English sources

State officials prefer to spend scarce construction money on the $6.3 billion East Side Access project, which would allow Long Island Rail Road commuters to board their trains at Grand Central Terminal, a huge boon to Long Island residents who work on the East Side of Manhattan.

WITH housing scarce and construction booming, people in Manhattan are increasingly buying promises, not places.

A couple of local families raise chickens to sell eggs, and the remaining men look for scarce jobs in construction.

But popularity can be fleeting in a period of economic despair, when nongovernment jobs are scarce and even construction workers, who 20 years ago earned $65 to $80 a day in Israel, now earn around $13 a day.

Despite the large diffusion of the technology, the use of RFID tracking has remained scarce in the construction industry despite the intense research.

Meanwhile, new construction is scarce.

When the economy is booming, public investment competes with the private sector for scarce resources — for skilled construction workers, for capital.

But beset by falling bookings and scarce financing for hotel construction, the firm's impressive pipeline, which benefits its share price, is likely to be squeezed.

Although the concept of marginally coupled designs is well understood, the results on design construction are scarce.

Since space is a scarce resource on modern construction site, mindful positioning of equipment and crews can significantly boost productivity and safety on site.

Both mechanisms can lead to negative environmental impacts, such as excessive use of scarce water resources or construction of greenhouses and other agricultural buildings in the otherwise open space.