Sentence examples for huge restoration from inspiring English sources

Essential facilities of all kinds, including schools, police stations and hospitals, face huge restoration efforts.

A soot-blackened fireplace that is believed to feature in one of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's most famous poems has been uncovered during a huge restoration project.

I spent a year and a half in prison, in which time the British public has paid huge restoration costs, and Yellowism has became associated with crime.

"I spent almost a year and a half in prison and the British people have paid huge restoration costs, so it definitely wasn't worth doing it.

The administration correctly saw the spill as a chance to help underwrite a huge restoration effort, drawing on the $5 billion to $20 billion in civil and criminal penalties BP is likely to owe.

The report also gave the company credit for answering customer phone calls quickly, with an average wait time of 45 seconds; for working speedily once its crews did reach their locations; and for finishing the huge restoration effort without deaths or injuries.

But first, there was a huge amount of restoration to be done.

And it is not clear if the president is also demanding that BP reserve many billions more for the huge cleanup and restoration.

This designation, according to Paul Hodge, the president and co-founder of the Unison Preservation Society, "will provide huge tax incentives for restoration of historic buildings," as well as "protection against cellphone towers, and also from widening or paving a roadway".

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — It was a signal moment in Pakistan's political development: A huge demonstration forced the restoration of a dismissed chief justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, a symbol of democracy and the rule of law.

Pragmatic and results-focused communications are compelling – the film shows the huge potential of environmental restoration – but with such a complex issue, perhaps a variety of approaches should be used.