Sentence examples for not refurbishing from inspiring English sources

Last year Ian Smith, chairman of the UK's biggest care home operator, Four Seasons Health Care, told the Guardian it was closing homes and not refurbishing others because of the financial squeeze caused by rising costs and a fall in the fees that councils pay towards residents' care.

This is a new monitor (not refurbished).

They're brand new, too — not refurbished.

This deal is good today only and is for a new (not refurbished) coffee maker.

This is a new-in-box product (not refurbished, that is) and the deal is good today only.

Weed-killing duties were not carried out during the Second World War, and the vehicles were not refurbished subsequently.

Next up is ChannelFlip a genuine UK startup by Wil Harris and Justin Gayner creating consumer tech video with a nice interface, some good script writing and higher than average production values (when they aren't refurbishing their studio).

"If you don't refurbish your cabins, then all you are left with is the low-yielding traffic," Mr. Morris said.

He said the loans were necessary: "We simply can't refurbish housing stock at the scale we wish to do exclusively through subsidies, which is what previous models [under Labour] did".

"What we've been looking at in Enfield is the council bringing down tower blocks that aren't suitable for the modern age, and they can't refurbish," he says.

The Space Needle turns 50 next year and is hoping to capitalize on, if not refurbish, its image as a symbol of the future.