Sentence examples for clean up damage from inspiring English sources
"Two years ago, the North-East Shitping Management Group made it clear that there must be sufficient money available to immediately clean up damage to the Great Barrier Reef from future ship groundings but nothing has been done," Wilkinson said.
Returning from holiday, Thailand's SET 50 index lost 1.7%, or 5.29 points, to 313.28 during trading, as the country continues to clean up damage on the streets left from ferocious pro-Thaksin protests.
He said he liked companies like Waste Connections and Clean Harbors that could benefit from energy companies paying them to prevent damage and also to clean up if damage occurs.
As residents of the Bulls Head section of the borough cleaned up the damage yesterday, they proved up to the task of spinning New York versions of the classic tornado analogies.
It could be that commissioners didn't like the suggestion that if they did not approve a massive development, developers wouldn't be able to afford to clean up the environmental damage from decades of pumping oil — damage they caused, and have already been ordered to clean up.
Analysts say the damage will cost billions of euros to clean up.
The disbanding of the source of a few of its more extreme proposals will do little to clean up the damage already done or burnish ALEC's damaged reputation.
It routes around damage and then invisible forces come in to clean up.
