Sentence examples for complex rebuilding from inspiring English sources

It also makes sense to a certain extent: Sony would have had to dedicate a non-trivial amount of resources to building an emulator from scratch, or (even more complex) rebuilding the PlayStation hardware in some fashion.

One of the most dreaded words in sports was finally raised at the Jets' training complex this week: rebuilding.

Electricians hired under emergency city contracts start 16-hour shifts at the Red Hook public housing complex to rebuild a switching system.

The ownership of London Terrace Gardens, however, comprised of several families in the construction industry who have owned the complex since 1948, are rebuilding the original brick bulkheads at great cost in time and money, Ms. Bornet said.

A major purpose of the plan, which is expected to involve State and Defense Department financing and would probably require Congressional approval, would be to shore up the government of President Hamid Karzai and demonstrate both to the American public and to foreign donors that the administration is not neglecting Afghanistan, even as it grapples with the more complex task of rebuilding Iraq.

Mr. Brynn and many others argue that the only way for Americans to help Africa in a meaningful way is to join with European allies in the slow and painfully complex job of rebuilding institutions that have been falling apart for decades.

But making the market work better could require unplugging the industry's complex structure and rebuilding it.

It is capable of rapidly and effectively restoring lost liver mass and rebuilding complex tissue structures such as hepatic sinusoids and bile ducts that are vital for normal liver function.

In 2008, a pest infestation forced club officials to repair all 18 green complexes and rebuild them with bentgrass.

General Strock and Mr. Bearpark offered several examples of progress in the complex postwar rebuilding effort.

Brockes, J. P. Amphibian limb regeneration: rebuilding a complex structure.