Sentence examples for properly repaired from inspiring English sources

I'm wearing no trousers!" I've been seeing the physio for months, but, due to the grisly state of my torn tendon and muscles, things still aren't properly repaired.

"If it can't be properly repaired, it probably should be removed," Mr. Bermant added, although he would hate to see that happen.

The two are trailers pulled by the municipality's one working tractor and replace a now broken-down, 16-year-old Volvo rubbish truck which could not be properly repaired or replaced because of the blockade.

The New York Thruway Authority has declared the bridge, officially called the Governor Malcolm Wilson Tappan Zee Bridge, safe for now, and says that if it is properly repaired and maintained, it could last another 50 years.

That seems symbolic of the fracturing of the rugby league family that occurred with the nastiness involved in the initial Super League plans of spring 1995, and it is one which has not been properly repaired despite the best efforts of the governing body for the last decade.

"One is to see if it can be properly repaired and flown out," Mr. Rumsfeld said, "and a second is the thought of landing a very large cargo plane at the airport where the EP-3 is, taking the wings off, and putting the fuselage and the wings in one or two of these very large cargo planes".

The auto body man remained adamant: he could not properly repair the car unless he was paid his full price, $2,623.81.

Called the DNA damage response, this network senses the problem and sends a signal to the rest of the cell so it can properly repair itself; otherwise, severe mutations could occur.

Called the DNA damage response, this network senses the problem and sends a signal to the rest of the cell so it can properly repair itself, otherwise severe mutations can occur.

Failure to properly repair the damage caused by radiation can also result in changes - or mutations - to the body's genetic material (DNA), which are not only associated with cancer, but may also be potentially passed down to offspring, leading to deformities in future generations.

Your muscle cells need water to properly repair damaged tissue through protein synthesis.