Sentence examples for making repair from inspiring English sources
Yet a recent report by the authority noted that much of the infrastructure in the region "is aging and heavily used, making repair, maintenance and preservation an ongoing challenge and one of the region's highest priorities".
The internet is making repair easier because instruction manuals are available online and these are supplemented by YouTube guides (search for "replacing the screen on your iPhone", for example).
These enormous weapons were designed to strike close by their target, to penetrate deeply into the earth, and to cause major structural damages, making repair uneconomic, by the shock waves transmitted through the ground.
Via repair mechanisms, oxidized nucleotides are excised from DNA and excreted in the urine, making repair capabilities an important factor in urinary concentrations (Wu et al. 2004).
At the same time, these cytokines can upregulate the parathyroid gland calcium-sensing receptor, leading to hypercalciuric hypoparathyroidism and urinary calcium wasting, thus making repair of the bone loss difficult.
That got city workers out making repairs.
The rest of their time is spent making repairs.
He soon realized he was better at making deals than making repairs.
Once they were unloaded, workers began making repairs to the car.
A former tenant recalled Almena making repairs on the building hammer in hand, high on meth.
Mr. Percudani settled the suit by making repairs and returning deposits.
