Sentence examples for serious restoration from inspiring English sources

If they exist at all, they survive in forms that require serious restoration.

Think of the abandoned shell of the Roman Colosseum, parts of which were variously used as housing and workshops before Roman officials began serious restoration work in the early 19th century.

At the moment of finding, the sculpture was heavily damaged and needed serious restoration, including repairing of the bronze imitation layer.

At the moment of finding, the sculpture was heavily damaged and needed serious restoration, including repairs of the bronze imitated layer.

It's recently undergone some serious restoration.

Federal fisheries officials note that although 80 American fish stocks have serious problems, restoration plans are in the works, and other stocks are rebounding.

This concrete action, along with a suspension by The Forest Trust, helped spur the company to address a variety of environmental and human rights issues in its supply chain, and launch a serious peat restoration effort.

Merivel is a more serious novel than Restoration, and its backdrop offers a cautionary tale for austerity Britain.

Root fracture is one of the most serious complications following restoration of endodontically treated teeth.

It was clearly a serious attack, for the restoration has been slow and difficult.

Alas they are in a state of serious disrepair and the restoration work will cost upwards of £130,000.