Sentence examples for volume of construction from inspiring English sources

The sheer volume of construction activity in the city makes regulating it challenging.

According to the US Department of the Interior, the dam holding back Syncrude's pond is the largest, by volume of construction material, in the world.

So even though construction spending began to decline in mid-2006, the volume of construction loans on bank books has continued to rise, hitting a record $616 billion at the end of September, up 13percentt from a year earlier.

The volume of construction projects started during the past six months fell by 42% compared with the previous six months, and completion dates have slipped by an average of three months, according to the London office crane survey by Deloitte.

Demolished concrete generates significant volume of construction and demolition (C&D) waste worldwide that has huge potentials for concrete coarse aggregate.

The volume of construction work in the GCC countries is dramatically increasing, which poses challenges on energy demand and the environment.

X represents the volume of building construction use yielded by a given volume of sawnwood and plywood (0.9), while V represents the volume of furniture use yielded by a given volume of sawnwood and plywood (0.717) [48].

X represents the volume of building construction use yielded by a given volume of sawnwood and plywood (0.9), while V represents the volume of furniture use yielded by a given volume of sawnwood and plywood (0.717) [ 48].

A direct approach is proposed based on the primary costs (weight, volume, costs of construction, costs for missing carrying capacity, etc).

Common leading indicators are building permits (suggesting the future volume of new construction), common stock prices, business inventories, consumer installment debt, unemployment claims, and corporate profits.

Here in California, the fight over the agreements has become so heated in part because the volume of nonresidential construction in the state has fallen 33 percent from its peak in 2006, while 400,000 construction jobs have been lost.