Sentence examples for need of cleanup from inspiring English sources

The remaining 73 facilities in need of cleanup total about 800 square miles, U.S. officials say.

"We keep finding more sensitive data that we need to cleanup.

The name is not pretty, and neither, usually, is the kind of property it describes: previously developed land in need of environmental cleanup.

However, since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, locals say there has been little monitoring or maintenance of the dumps: "Production targets usually took precedent over environmental, health and safety standards," the International Atomic Energy Agency wrote in a 2010 report, which warned that Mailuu-Suu was in urgent need of a cleanup.

Many of the buildings they inspected will need extensive cleanup or repairs to exteriors and heating and ventilation systems fouled with ash and soot, the inspectors said.

Dingell responded in a statement, "I agree with Mr. Baltimore that we need a major cleanup of the way science handles these matters of fraud.

Moon's election might lead to a needed cleanup of South Korea's political system which critics say is overly influenced by its hulking conglomerates known as chaebols.

Today two of New York's waterways — the Gowanus Canal and Newtown Creek — are federal "superfund" sites that still need major cleanup.

They also need help with cleanup afterward.

With a dishwasher, there's little need for cleanup help.

No need for cleanup: The scrub shape-shifts into lotion.