Sentence examples for highly dilapidated from inspiring English sources

Many of the photographs of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans make it obvious that the burdens of this disaster are being borne disproportionately by lower-income segments of the population living in lower-lying neighborhoods and highly dilapidated homes.

Kalusarai Masjid is located 500 m to the north of the Bijaymandal but it is in a highly dilapidated state (pictured) needing urgent attention for restoration in view of its heritage monument status.

Like "Proof" with its realistic rendition of a pleasantly dilapidated back porch in Chicago, the three acts of "Major Barbara" are played out on highly realistic sets -- a fabulously opulent estate library; the weatherbeaten, gated courtyard of a Salvation Army shelter in winter; and a munitions factory, with cleanly efficient walls of corrugated metal and imposing windows high above stage level.

On offer to the investors from the highly developed economies are sound prospects in countries whose infrastructures -- limited telecommunications systems, poor roads, rail and port facilities, sometimes dilapidated cities -- hold the promise of exponential improvement.

Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.

"It looked dilapidated," she said.

It renovated dilapidated clinics.

Some museums are dilapidated.

that are growing more dilapidated each year.

Many hospitals and schools are dilapidated.

Poland's physical plant is dilapidated.