Sentence examples for serious reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Assuming those matches take place, its team needs serious reconstruction.

The United Nations and the West could do no serious reconstruction aid in Afghanistan until a new, broadly based authority was functioning in Kabul, he said.

Dozens of rapes are committed every day, and so much rubble is uncleared that what remains on the ground, clogging any serious reconstruction, would fill trucks which would stretch halfway round the world.

Gone is Gary Ballance, whose quirky technique has been brutally exposed and needs serious reconstruction if he is ever to regain his place as a first-choice batsman, and Ian Bell, on his home ground, is charged with leading the way from first wicket down.

Any damages to the encrypted signal would bring about serious reconstruction errors and deteriorate the auditory quality.

Nearly four-and-a-half million Iraqis belonged to the Baath party; most of Iraq's technocrats - those that are instrumental in any serious reconstruction process - were members of the Baath party.

We were going to face this long war in Afghanistan as long as we and the Afghan government couldn't bring serious economic reconstruction to the countryside, and eliminate the Taliban's safe havens in Pakistan".

This effort could yield as many as 1,500-3,000 houses a year that would require serious renovation, reconstruction, painting, plumbing and so on.

Serious aid for reconstruction will not arrive until mid-2001, he said.

A method by combining SART with blind image restoration algorithm has good performance, but the artifacts are serious in image reconstruction from incomplete projections.

United are now the team that looks rejuvenated, while City are in serious need of reconstruction as the defensive frailties and fluctuating form that have characterised their season were exposed once more.