Sentence examples for repairs into from inspiring English sources

Many of the problems stem from the practice of deferring maintenance year after year, which over time turns minor repairs into major renovations.

It places money for class size reduction and school repairs into block grants that do not allow sufficient accountability from local districts, and it does not adequately finance teacher training or after-school programs.

"If you're looking in an area where homes are priced at $200,000 and you're able to buy one for $120,000 and finance $40,000 in repairs into the loan, then you end up with a $160,000 home that's in better condition than the $200,000 home you might have bought," he says.

Of course, Best Buy is hardly alone in trying to turn in-home installations and CE gadget repairs into a business.

Because a pre-inspection lets buyers know what they're getting from the beginning, they can factor any needed repairs into an offer.

The costs and difficulties involved in getting fish from rural areas out to markets, and getting fuel and mechanical repairs into rural coastal areas, usually outweigh the prices fetched by the fish.

A methodology of translating pseudo-fault tree into Bayesian networks and dynamic Bayesian networks taking repair into consideration is proposed and the propagation is performed.

Currently, a favored model for DNA repair into chromatin involves the transient disruption of chromatin organization to facilitate access of the repair machinery to DNA lesions.

Thames Water also incurred the biggest single fine – £204,000 in 2011 for 15 related incidents when untreated sewage burst from a sewer the company had failed to repair into streets and gardens in the London borough of Bromley.

This in itself is not difficult, but you will have to extend the exterior finish to edge of the new window frame without making the repair into an eyesore.

The engineered donor sequence is integrated by homology-directed repair into the genome in frame with the coding region of the gene of interest, resulting in expression of a fusion protein at physiological levels.