Sentence examples for struggling construction from inspiring English sources

A struggling construction contractor bought dozens of shiny new trucks.

He eventually takes work in the small, struggling construction business run by his brother-in-law Jack Dolan Kevin Costnerr).

In Spain, where a further 820,000 have been working in the struggling construction industry, the situation is more complicated.

Mr Schröder's crimes have been to show hostility to Vodafone's hostile bid for Mannesmann and to help rescue the struggling construction group Philipp Holzmann.

Yukihiro Yamada, a mackerel fisherman who converted the office of a struggling construction company into a restaurant, says he serves 160 Korean tourists per day, and double that on weekends.

What seemed to confirm this, in people's minds, were the jobs at stake, many of which would have been in the struggling construction sector, exactly the temporary, unstable work that characterized Spain during its real-estate boom.

The new chief executive of Jarvis, the struggling British construction and engineering firm, said that the company might raise money from a new investor or be taken over.

"Things are going badly," says John, who owns a struggling local construction business and supports Mr Obama but prefers not to advertise the fact to his clients.Both men are grumpy, but both reckon they will cope.

The firm has also appointed a new head of its struggling UK construction arm.

"As some of you know we've been struggling with construction delays and city bureaucracy," they said in a Facebook Post.

But Governor had already been struggling with initial construction costs that had gone far over budget.