Sentence examples for too much renovation from inspiring English sources

New construction or modern designs wouldn't do, nor would a place needing too much renovation.

"Plein Sud, the women's clothing apparel company, was considering it, but thought it required too much renovation.

In my opinion, all four companies piled too much onto their renovations.

He's doing it for the right reasons, but he's spending too much money on renovations".

"My house is underwater, so I'm not doing too much impulse shopping or any renovation.

"Due to slightly too much topsoil during the summer renovation, there's more marking and scarring on the pitch than we'd want," he said.

But a unit there needed a full renovation, which required too much cash.

One struck him as "uninspired" and another needed a gut renovation, which was too much to tackle.

Renovations often put too much emphasis on adding sound absorption to control reverberation, at the expense of lower speech levels, particularly at the backs of classrooms.

Matthew Passion" over Otto Klemperer's Brucknerian renovation; the latter has too much august beauty to be dismissed.

And too much of the original building had been destroyed in Rudolph's renovation.