Sentence examples for difficult repairs from inspiring English sources

But it warned the register now features more properties requiring difficult repairs.

Any break of the requirements and the subsequent failure of the floor structure, would cause difficult repairs and expensive unplanned shutdowns.

We reviewed the results of 63 consecutive patients who presented between 1984 and 2004 with an esophageal gap of greater than 2.5 cm, a distance where increasingly difficult repairs begin.

It builds up trust with its technicians before tasking them with some of the most difficult repairs.

Water tanks and bottled water were distributed while Dwr Cymru undertook the "difficult repair".

This would leave him without a circulation and indistinguishable from someone dead but crucially, would slow his metabolic process and allow time for the difficult repair before the dying process became irreversible.

Although the inelastic behavior of the main structural members provides structures with a source of energy dissipation, the resulting permanent deformations and cracks seriously affect the performance of structures and result in costly and difficult repair work.

The DIY Network has milked this formula before, when they threw the likes of William Shatner and Vanilla Ice into the midst of difficult home repairs.

Additionally carbon ions offer significant biological advantages through severe radiation damage performed within the irradiated cells which are difficult to repair by the cells' intrinsic repair mechanisms.

It is much more difficult to repair a partial thickness defect because few repairing cells can address such injured sites.

Watching someone else do the repair is a great way to gauge how difficult the repair actually is – and if you'll be comfortable doing it.