Without maintenance and care, vacant lots are attractors for continued blight.
Can it function without maintenance, in all temperatures, in a convertible for example?
"It's like a building without maintenance; the longer you wait to repair it, the more difficult it is," he said.
Dr. Anderson tests switchable windows to see if they can stand up to tough conditions, including extensive exposure to ultraviolet light and long periods without maintenance.
Despite years without maintenance and the damage from two wars, most of it remains in good condition, and its straightaways still tempt heavy-footed drivers.
"They understood they were buying an 80- or 90-year-old home, and those don't come without maintenance and work required".
In fact, a study of the entire UK treatment system showed that people with opioid addiction who underwent residential or other types of treatment without maintenance medication had twice the death rate of those who stayed on meds.
Without maintenance grants, it will mean that I'm taking out a £8,200 maintenance loan on top of the £9,000 tuition loan, which equates to £51,600 worth of debt for three years' study.
"If he can make the argument that the key to the state's economy is that New Jersey is a transportation hub and without maintenance and upgrades the economy could suffer," Mr. Rebovich said, then an increase in the gas tax might be more palatable.
The new century could dawn with police, hospitals and other emergency services paralysed, with the banking system locked up and governments (to say nothing of nuclear reactors) melting down, as the machines they all depend upon stop working, puzzled over having gone 100 years without maintenance.
Machines went for months without maintenance checks.
