Sentence examples for try renovating from inspiring English sources

If a feature is rather old (mainly if your website was started around the Web 1.0 era), try renovating it with fresh graphics instead of getting rid of it.

He tried renovating and planned for luxury hotels with a flat-screen TV in every room, but construction costs soared and he had trouble with the unions, who seemed to take forever just to put up a few houses.

"It's not cost-effective to try to renovate the existing building," he said.

"We do try and renovate and make the physical environment better but schools no longer get any capital grants for adequate maintenance of buildings.

Investors are focusing on the climbing cost of borrowing money for these companies and the loss of customers to wireless companies, which themselves are under financial pressure as they try to renovate and expand their networks.

And how will he try to renovate the hopeless and feckless policies of the departing administration on skillfully bizarre North Korea, on millennially near-nuclear Iran and the martyr-loving Hamas Palestinians, now the undeclared scourge of their entire neighborhood except for Iran, which has hired them out as disposable mercenaries Lenin's "useful idiots".

He also recalls the decline of the market in the 1970's as merchants on Lexington Avenue began to draw business away, and he watched as the city tried to renovate and revive the market in 1996.

There are people who've tried to renovate our ideas, claim we weren't chauvinists.

"We've been trying to renovate what has been a landmark here in Utica".

So many people arriving in Italy buy ruins but end up spending small fortunes, and several years, trying to renovate them.

Following are excerpts, edited for brevity and clarity: Can you give some examples of the kinds of obstacles that building owners or developers have faced up to now in trying to renovate or construct with energy efficiency in mind?