What does not constitute sufficient grounds for breaching a construction contract?

In the context of a construction contract, the correct response is the completion of the work per agreement. Breaching a contract typically involves failing to perform according to the terms stipulated within the contract. If the construction work is completed in accordance with the agreement, this reflects compliant behavior rather than a violation or breach.

On the other hand, factors such as delays caused by the weather, minor disputes over design specifications, and the owner's inability to finance the project are considered issues that may contribute to a breach or could theoretically justify a party's inability to fulfill their contractual obligations. However, the completion of the work as per the agreement demonstrates that the terms of the contract have been met, signifying adherence rather than grounds for breach.