Sentence examples for much cosmetic from inspiring English sources

The couple offered $690,000, given that the house, uninhabited for nearly two years, needed much cosmetic work.

In part it stems from too much "cosmetic development" and a lack of employment and basic services, like garbage collection.

A college student I spoke to defined the term for me as a person who has had so much cosmetic alteration that he or she "looks unnatural and arouses repulsion".

A common social embarrassment in California, it's reported, is meeting a former friend after a long gap and failing to recognise them because they've had so much cosmetic surgery.

Everything we used was pretty natural, and we didn't have access to much cosmetic makeup and nail polish.

That said, when men or women do so much cosmetic intervention that they no longer resemble their former selves, it's time to worry.

It appeared to be a premature decision that seemed to be based as much on cosmetic reasons as those of player and crowd safety.

As an accessory splenectomy in itself is a simple procedure, the benefits for the patient are clear, i.e. much better cosmetic results and less pain than with open surgery.

Next came mammograms which (after the early 1970s when women had breast cancer diagnosed at more advanced stages, requiring mastectomy) have resulted today in diagnosis of breast cancer at early stages when less intensive lumpectomy plus radiation therapy have shown just as high a cure rate and much better cosmetic result than mastectomy (see my blog on Shirley Temple on The Huffington Post).

If secondary closure is done after all bone is healed over, the formation of a large mass of scar tissue is avoided, and the wound closes rapidly and with a much better cosmetic result.

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