Sentence examples for practical repair from inspiring English sources

If he is serious about making amends, there will have to be practical repair work.

I apologize for it". Here, it is Netanyahu suggesting that there's nothing personal he just had to stoke fear of them to win the election, which surely they can understand; there's no need to be "hurt". (Arab-Israeli groups did not seem entirely moved). If he is serious about making amends, there will have to be practical repair work.

We're confronted with these questions more than ever as digital technology makes it ever more practical to repair or replicate lost masterpieces.

This paper reviews and appraises the practical weld repair procedures, which have been developed or are currently being considered, for low alloy ferritic steels used within the Power, Petrochemical and Refinery Industries.

"The approach should prove especially useful where it is not possible, or practical, to repair the material once it has been put to use," writes University of Delaware chemical engineer Richard Wool in a commentary in Nature.

Plumbing is largely practical, involving the repair, installation and main tenance of drainage, water supply and heating systems.

While Mitchell says the Dawlish line's closure did not affect their business in a practical sense, its repair will still be welcomed.

Successful implementation of adhesive bonding for vehicle welding application requires not only the knowledge of issues related to processing and design but also a practical method to repair the bonded joints.

At one end of the spectrum owners and architects have had to deal with the practical challenges of repairing smaller decaying castles used as private houses, such as that at Picton Castle where damp proved a considerable problem.

Primary silicone oil tamponade and ILM peeling can be a practical treatment for repairing MHRD in highly myopic eyes with chorioretinal atrophy.

The authors provide practical guidelines for repairing a partial mastectomy defect using breast reduction that should minimize the occurrence of complications and optimize the cosmetic outcome [ 1].