Sentence examples for fix worth from inspiring English sources

A few years ago Detroit Edison was set to replace turbine blades at its Monroe, Michigan plant a fix worth about 70 megawatts of new power, with no increase in fuel consumption or emissions but the Clinton Administration treated rebuilt plants as "new sources," requiring prohibitively expensive new scrubbers.

The suit argues that these companies unlawfully neglected to fix decades' worth of damage they caused to the state's wetlands, thus making flooding from hurricanes more dangerous and flood protection vastly more expensive.

There are procedural fixes worth undertaking, of course, like mandating enhanced screening, or installing body scanning technology, or coordinating the software used by intelligence agencies, or instructing State Department personnel to query the visa status of any person reported to be suspicious.

The church also has fixed assets worth £94m, including its huge network of properties and estates across the UK, and cash deposits and debts worth a further £379m.

It has awarded a contract worth $52m to fix damaged pipelines in the Delta region and promised to get refineries working again by December.

On her wedding day, the blossoms were not in perfect shape and staying up all night before trying to fix them was not worth it.

It is an ever fixed mark whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken".

"But if it's soft, it may not be worth fixing".

"It came to a point that it's not worth fixing it anymore".

It estimates the volume of illegal betting and match-fixing to be worth $500bn £311bnn) on the Asian market.

These issues are fixable, and they're worth fixing, because there's so much here that's excellent.