Sentence examples for considerable repair from inspiring English sources

The next president will have considerable repair work to do to the political, economic and social fabric of the US.

The building's exterior clearly requires considerable repair, but the word around the neighborhood is that there is no money to complete the work.

They are more or less camping — the house is in need of considerable repair, and they are sharing it with two Latvian construction workers, who sleep in what will eventually be the dining room.

The garden, of course, is a very different environment for displaying Mr. Valdés's works; for one thing, installing them on grass-covered earth will mean considerable repair work to the ground, once they are gone.

This was because the old church required considerable repair and the growing population in Brynsiencyn needed a church closer to their village.

"I am not the most handy guy, and I don't have time to be making considerable repairs," he said.

One of these barrages is the Assiut barrage which will require considerable repairs in the near future.

But after 84 years serving the Jewish faithful, the synagogue is in need of considerable repairs.

During ground testing on 29 November 1951, the XB-52's pneumatic system failed during a full-pressure test; the resulting explosion severely damaged the trailing edge of the wing, necessitating considerable repairs.

Instead they have moved into a larger property next door – but it needs considerable repairs and renovation.

After the flood water made the simple wooden shack in which they used to live uninhabitable, Lilo and his family moved into their new home, which still needs considerable repairs and renovation [UNICEF Serbia/Shubuckl] "I had a job on the day of the flood," says Lilo. "When I heard what was happening, I rushed home to pick up the children.