Sentence examples for weather construction from inspiring English sources

WeatherBill initially sold policies to cover nearly anything that could be disrupted by bad weather: construction projects, marketing promotions, movie shoots, concert venues, sporting events, travel plans, and agriculture.

Mr. Marks said that the survival of the celebrated rhododendron and the other ancient trees on the estate is "unusual," given the vagaries of weather, construction, salt damage and inadequate pruning over the years.

In cold weather, construction sites typically find it difficult to achieve quality results when preparing concrete structures.

These rules can also represent static properties of the object, for example the speed limit, and the dynamic properties of the environment, such as weather, construction, and traffic conditions.

Some riders adopt the time-tested tricks of messengers, food deliverers and others who must ride in the snow, including carrying an extra wool layer, wearing a good pair of all-weather construction gloves or wrapping the seat and handle bars - and even the feet and hands - in plastic.

The West led the nation with a 7.3percentt increase, while starts fell in the Northeast, where winter weather affected construction.

"Steel I-beams and cranes are a very big expense," Mr. Pierce said, "and there's the inconvenience of being exposed to bad weather during construction".

In the unusual January weather, the construction industry added 116,000 jobs, but in February it lost 26,000 jobs -- a huge downward shift.

"It is also notable that first quarter growth was clearly helped in some countries (notably Germany) by the mild weather helping construction activity.

The package includes substantial infrastructure spending, which will begin to lead to increased activity once weather allows construction to begin in the spring.

"I didn't want to lose two weeks of the good weather" for construction, he said before the ceremony on Tuesday along the banks of the Ohio River, where his Majestic Star casino will rise.