Sentence examples for the consequences of building from inspiring English sources
Their strictness partly reflects greater knowledge about the consequences of building dams, partly the related political controversies of the 1980s.
He shakes his head in bewilderment and explains that the consequences of building the dams were evident.
We saw the consequences of building things in a hurry with the collapse of the bicycle path earlier this summer.
In the bland, formal language of interagency correspondence, the Environmental Protection Agency has written a trenchant review of the State Department's most recent effort to assess the consequences of building the Keystone XL pipeline.
As the identities and functions of beneficial human microbes emerge, the consequences of building design, operation, and function must be understood to maintain the health of occupants in buildings.
Already Panama City is feeling the consequences of building its first-world hopes on third-world infrastructure.
It also requires a description of the affected environment and the attending consequences of building and operating the project.
More, it's an argument that these companies — most notably Facebook with its historic, ironic insistence on "real identity" — were blinded by growth in a way that made them fail to consider the future consequences of building the most colossal, most efficient global information delivery system of the present day.
Ireland and particularly Spain entered the euro crisis with budget deficits and debt levels among the healthiest in the euro zone, the consequence of building booms that lifted tax revenues and allowed governments to spend freely without busting the budget.
On Sunday Labour's shadow transport secretary, Andy McDonald, argued that we should pay the environmental consequences of building a new runway "full and proper heed", then go ahead.
"Neither Ontario nor New York can afford the economic consequences of building a wall between our two great nations," said Mr. Eves, who has sought to distance himself from the government of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and its refusal to take a strong position on the Iraq war.
