Sentence examples for more refurbished from inspiring English sources
"It was a very nice unit," he said of the Goldsteins' apartment, "but we ended up going with a place nearby that was slightly more refurbished — it had newer appliances — and it was a little closer to the subway".
So Mexico is seeing more refurbishing of electronics that used to be done in China, he said, as well as manufacturing of fiber optics, coils, and transformers.
It seems that Jaime had begun to sell more than refurbished vehicles.
The mishap was minor compared with the scale of the construction works: seven stadiums are being built from scratch and five more being refurbished.
When Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City reopened in December 2014 after a three-year renovation, the public encountered more than refurbished interiors and reinstalled galleries.
Fine, but lots of schools and airports seem to me to have been refurbished more recently and more generously than military bases I've visited.
The airline said it would spend $100 million more to refurbish the plant to increase its output of jet fuel.
Home Depot executives said that although the housing market showed little buoyancy, its customers were spending a bit more on refurbishing their homes.
At the meeting, traders called for the council to ringfence the seven-figure annual profits made from the market and reinvest them into facilities which have a £2.4 million repair backlog and would cost millions more to refurbish.
While I was at Cern it was clear in speaking to those involved with the project that it means much more than refurbishing old computers and installing them with early software: it is about enshrining a powerful idea that they believe is gradually changing the world.
But he said officials may have calculated that they cannot win congressional support for further cuts in nuclear arsenals with Russia without spending billions more to refurbish America's remaining stockpile of nuclear weapons, under a bargain Obama struck during his first term.
