Sentence examples for repair made from inspiring English sources

Bits of burned siding still hang from the edge of a barn, and a repair made to the hole the dump truck left in the administration building is slightly visible.

In another case, a manual laborer with a wrist injury that caused numbness in three fingers sued because Lang's attempted repair made the numbness worse and left him unable to work.

Another entry records the dispatch of the object from Leghorn to Berlin via Hamburg and notes a repair made some time after to a handle — visible only on close inspection.

Kobayashi was so uneasy about a repair made to his car's suspension before final practice, he questioned whether to continue.

The Jumbo had always seemed such a safe aircraft, yet on this occasion a bodged repair made several years earlier, and very much not to Boeing specifications, to the rear pressure bulkhead - separating the passenger cabin from the tail – broke apart much as the fuselages of those early Comets had done.

Since the government's debt is our debt, there has been no deleveraging in the economy and there has been no repair made to the country's balance sheet.

High quality repair makes sense from a sustainability viewpoint.

And you may have had the unfortunate experience that a repair makes matters worse.

There are roads to fix, people to comfort, buildings to repair; making these tourists scapegoats is not the answer.

However, not all damaged menisci can be treated by partial resection or by repair, making a total meniscectomy inevitable.

Some scientists even claim that low doses, by stimulating DNA repair, make you healthier an effect known as hormesis.