Sentence examples for need reconstruction from inspiring English sources

"Bridges that need reconstruction work are not renewed".

But the World Bank estimates that nearly 29,000 teachers need to be retrained and nearly half of the 800 school buildings need reconstruction and repairs.

In part, that is because the farms are inefficient: the Agriculture Ministry says fewer than 20percentt of the chicken farms run at capacity, and nearly 80percentt need reconstruction.

When they do, the tasks ahead will be enormous: buildings, roads, farms, factories, schools and universities … after 20 years of conflict and neglect, all of these things will need reconstruction or renewal.

It is particularly useful where bone gaps need reconstruction by distraction osteogenesis.

There is no ghost cell and all boundary cells are cell A. It does not need reconstruction and the boundary condition is imposed through numerical fluxes.

That makes sense, but the bureaucratic process must not be allowed to stifle needed reconstruction.

"After his acute care there, he needed reconstruction of the nerves in the right arm," said Dr. Kline, who is chairman of neurosurgery at Louisiana State University Medical School.

Douthat recognizes the truth, but he thinks Daniels should be given a pass, both for his pre-war projection and for his post-invasion resistance to releasing money quickly for Iraq's desperately needed reconstruction.

Lawmakers increasingly appear to view the entire surplus, even the part from Social Security payroll taxes, to be available if necessary for military needs, reconstruction and relief efforts, and steps to keep the economy from deteriorating.

The Bush administration offered Cuba $100,000 in immediate relief aid, later raised to $5m, but Mr Castro turned it down, demanding instead that America lift its trade embargo to enable it to buy urgently needed reconstruction materials.