Sentence examples for wild construction from inspiring English sources

What makes Mr. Ferguson's proposal timely is that it also offers food for thought to cities, above all in Asia, that are engaged in wild construction booms, accompanied at times by the destruction of traditional neighborhoods.

As China's roaring economy fuels a wild construction boom around the country, critics cite places like Kangbashi as proof of a speculative real estate bubble they warn will eventually pop — sending shock waves through the banking system of a country that for the last two years has been the prime engine of global growth.

Strangely, after his "confession," I felt at ease knowing that I wasn't crazy, and that Micha wasn't some wild construction tycoon with bad financials.

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James Turner worked for Double D Welding and Fabrication, Llewellyn Dort and Gerardo Alatorre worked for Wild West Construction and the site was operated by Samson Resources.

Just as messy is Kim Jones's "Mudman Structure (large)," a wild-looking construction of twigs, twine, tape, wax and cheesecloth, the residue from Mr. Jones's performances under the nom de art Mudman.

The focus of the special service, Father Connell said, was on mixed breeds, shelter and rescued dogs like Bumba a k a Major, a German shepherd who ran wild on a construction site on the Long Island Expressway for the first 10 months of his life before being rescued by Ro Hawkins, a tow truck operator from Hicksville.

Wetlands are ideal places to settle, as there is an ample supply of water, grazing, wild foods and construction materials.

Listeria monocytogenes EGD-e seroptype 1/2a was used as the wild type strain; construction of the isogenic mutant derivatives Δhfq and ΔlhrA were described in previous work [16], [23].

Construction of Wild Oaks Village began 25 years ago and includes co-op garden apartments at Cedar Woods, town houses and single-family detached homes on the former estate of the late Richard C. Bondy, a cigar maker.

States and municipalities also must change some of their policies, particularly those that have allowed too much construction abutting wild lands.