Sentence examples for needed refurbishment from inspiring English sources

Consequently, profits are up sufficiently for the club now to undergo total and much needed refurbishment.

By the early 1990s, 50% needed refurbishment and 20% required complex reconstruction.

A statement released by North Korea's Foreign Ministry described the weapons as aging armaments that needed refurbishment under a contract with Cuba.

He had already had a look at one on the market for £13m, he said, but it needed refurbishment, "so I thought I would leave that alone".

"In my own constituency alone, I am concerned that if Jarvis does go bankrupt, this will result in a serious disruption of services and much needed refurbishment for local schools.

The first plant, being the maiden venture, based on indigenous technology had to undergo many modifications during its operation and finally needed refurbishment for continued operation.

The stadium's gym, athletics track, fencing and martial arts facilities made it ultra-modern when constructed in 1976 – it was the only host venue for the 1990 World Cup that did not need refurbishment – and it is now being refurbished to keep up with 21st century standards.

Bargain of the week A three-bedroom terraced house in Craigie, needing refurbishment, yours for £120,000 with clydeproperty.co.uk.co.uk

It lists only properties that offer the potential for the buyer to add value, usually because they need refurbishment or because they already have planning permission for work.

Wonder: Manchester City Art Gallery It must have been a nightmare assignment: an extension to Charles Barry's Manchester City Art Gallery - a massive, stone, Greek-inspired, Grade I-listed building, needing refurbishment but iconic in the landscape.

Bargain of the week A two/three-bedroom cottage needing refurbishment on the Wye, with a quarter of an acre perfect for growing your organic radishes: £180,000 with parrys.com.