Sentence examples for terms of repairs from inspiring English sources

"And that would have cost much more, in terms of repairs and in terms of time".

"Buyers know upfront that they have to factor in the running costs of these places in terms of repairs and gardens and all that.

"If you want to qualify it for rental activity, keep a log that lays out how many days you were there so you can say, 'here is the Home Depot receipt for the hot water heater and here is a list that lays out what I did each day in terms of repairs,' " Mr. Bergman said.

He added: "Our three launches were commissioned in 2001 and had a workable life of about 10 years before we'd need to start investing in terms of repairs.

But British Transport Police BTPP) warned: "The costs of graffiti are substantial for the railway industry in terms of repairs and clean-up, and can leave permanent scars on the infrastructure".

Plumbing defects are one of the main issues a homeowner and/or buyers will face in terms of repairs.

"Plumbing is as basic as it can get in terms of repair," Ms. Tomé said.

Obviously he's got a tremendous fanbase but, in terms of repairing the damage, it's a huge PR challenge.

Governments and their deputised national museums often couch their demands for repatriation in terms of "repairing the integrity of the nation".

"There is now a major task ahead of us in terms of repairing the damage caused by these floods, and I am calling on the government to support us in this and make additional funds available.

In terms of repair quality, the system uses GraceNote for all of the data.