Sentence examples for repair dangerous from inspiring English sources

Recently it has sometimes failed to repair dangerous and unsanitary conditions, even when the funds were available.

Since 2001, the State Council, China's cabinet, has budgeted roughly $1.5 billion for a nationwide program to repair dangerous schools in rural areas.

Shelter said it was releasing the figures as part of its campaign to change the law to protect renters from being thrown out of their homes by a small but dangerous minority of rogue landlords who don't want to repair dangerous or inadequate properties.

At the Association for Computing Machinery's Programming Language Design and Implementation conference this month, MIT researchers presented a new system that repairs dangerous software bugs by automatically importing functionality from other, more secure applications.

"The government could repair those dangerous houses," he said.

Elaborate steps will be taken to repair potentially dangerous conditions as well as to correct aesthetic defects and replicate missing decorative elements.

Some 2,000 Chinese troops were sent today to repair "extremely dangerous" cracks in a dam upstream of an earthquake-hit city where 500,000 people live.

Check your property for damage and repair anything dangerous.

The efforts, he said, would include "rebuilding our crumbling roads and bridges" and "repairing our dangerous dams and levees so we don't face another Katrina".

For this reason, eukaryotes have evolved two independent pathways for repairing this dangerous form of damage: homologous recombination (HR) [ 28] and non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) [ 29].

The stubborn urban underclass that the "ferals" often hail from seems more under and angry than ever; the government has mostly failed to soothe it, or meaningfully to repair Britain's dangerous inequality.These and other worries have been sharpened by widespread doubt (graver than normal) in government's ability to do anything at all, even to tell the truth.