Sentence examples for need of rebuilding from inspiring English sources

First, ask students to suggest areas needed to be rebuilt or redefined in a country in need of rebuilding.

As they point out, it's a relationship many believe is in need of rebuilding - "untold numbers of animals are commodified for consumption, exhibition, labor, science, and recreation, only to be discarded when they have outlived their usefulness".

All of this means that Mr. Bush will leave his successor a daunting list of problems: the ever-rising cost of health care, the tens of millions of uninsured, a military that is desperately in need of rebuilding.

The Victorian chamber is not as urgently in need of rebuilding as some of the Palace of Westminster it does not actually leak, falling bits of cornice do not routinely endanger life and limb, the electricity supply is reasonably reliable but it is still arranged for the politics of a bygone era.

He will inherit a quarterback who is coming off his second shoulder surgery in less than a year (Chad Pennington); a 32-year-old running back coming back from knee surgery (Curtis Martin); and an offensive line in need of rebuilding.

Inheriting a Cardiff squad scarred by play-off failure and in need of rebuilding represented a tough enough prospect for an experienced manager, but Mackay arrived in south Wales with a mere two years' experience behind him.

Koshan then names the top free agents — Marian Hossa, Wade Redden, Brian Campbell, Daymond Langkow, Sean Avery and Mark Streit — but concludes "the consensus is the Leafs need years of rebuilding before they can be competitive again, so a Paul Holmgren-like quick fix won't be coming in the following months".

Otherwise, they would have needed "years of rebuilding" as well.

France are bidding to host the 2016 European Championship and, although Italy and Turkey may claim to be in greater need in terms of rebuilding their homes of football, the French believe this tournament is imperative for them, too.

Preston North End, United's fellow relegatees, are in a similar boat and lost the influential Keith Treacy to Burnley this week, while Scunthorpe United may also need a season of rebuilding under Alan Knill.

"It was determined earlier this year by Congress and the administration that those assets were no longer assets of Iraq, but they were resources required for the urgent national security needs of rebuilding Iraq".