Sentence examples for needed regeneration from inspiring English sources

"Kirkby is not a particularly prosperous town," says Matt Donnelly, 27. "It needed regeneration 20 years ago.

The Margate show is at Turner Contemporary, the David Chipperfield-desigalleryllery that opened in April last year and is helping to spearhead the town's desperately needed regeneration.

"It would also be wrong to overlook the exciting potential for much needed regeneration in this part of London".

Council leader Stephen Carr said the plans were still a "major opportunity" to improve the park and provide "much needed regeneration" locally.

"The decision also enables us to continue supporting the much needed regeneration and investment which London City Airport has helped bring to East London over the past 23 years".

"We will be pressing for a decision as soon as is practically possible that will benefit Liverpool FC and deliver the much needed regeneration that the area so badly needs".

"Tottenham needs regeneration.

It [the merged university] would be a big hitter and a major economic force in the north and east of the city, which needs regeneration.

Here's how gentrification talk typically goes: poor neighborhoods are said to need "regeneration" or "revitalization", as if lifelessness and torpor – as opposed to impoverishment and disempowerment – were the problem.

In a 1996 survey of crop gene banks in 151 countries, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) found that many facilities were rapidly deteriorating and had a large backlog of samples needing regeneration.

For Maria Telford, the government is simply giving with one hand and taking much more with the other: "I just don't see the point of the government giving Stockport this money, or actually any town that needs regeneration, if they are not willing to address the urgent issue of business rates," she says.