Sentences with phrase «desperate need of repair»

It is in desperate need of repair on the seat but the rest of it is sooo pretty!

Walking into a dirty, cluttered home in desperate need of repairs is an immediate red - flag for potential owners who are often making one of the biggest decisions of their lives.

The airing of Kalanick's argument with Kamel may have been a watershed moment for the notoriously combative CEO, but to many Uber employees, it was clear that the company's relationship with its drivers was in desperate need of repair long before it surfaced.

WESTPORT While workers continue to bring new life to the WADA building in the heart of Westport, two more buildings in desperate need of repair — or even replacement — are on top of the town supervisor's to - do list.

CNBC reveals how our nation's bridges, roads and pipelines are in desperate need of repair, and searches for solutions.

CNBC reveals how our nation's bridges, roads and pipelines are in desperate need of repair and searches for solutions to the crisis.

My therapist suggested I take up barre since my core was in desperate need of repair.

«Our infrastructure is aging, and in desperate need of repairs and improvements,» said de Blasio at the Budget Hearing on Local Governments on February 25.

«Big Tree Road is in desperate need of repair and after advocating for this funding for many years I am pleased the road is being prioritized in 2016.

The developers have also agreed to pay $ 100 million to purchase the necessary air rights from nearby Pier 40, which is in desperate need of repair.

«Brighton Road is in desperate need of repair and I am pleased that all the necessary steps have been taken to ensure reconstruction will take place this year.

Lake Avenue is in desperate need of repair.

«Near - record numbers are homeless, and still others are living in housing in desperate need of repair.»

America's aging infrastructure — including water systems, roads, bridges and dams — is in desperate need of repair.

A chance encounter offers Noah the possibility of healing a relationship in desperate need of repair.

The situation we are in is that the buildings are in desperate need of repair.»

Instead of building on that success, Michael Gove scrapped it and has left thousands of pupils and teachers working in buildings which are in desperate need of repair.

Then you have the unknown financial costs — for example, the school's buildings could be in desperate need of repair and any new Trust taking on the school will possibly be liable for the cost of this.

Administrators who responded viewed the majority of the nation's school facilities as barely adequate, a deterrent to learning, and in immediate and desperate need of repair.

Paying the price For a long time, it has been clear to school officials that thousands of buildings across the United States were in dire condition and in desperate need of repairs.

Hurricane Harvey has amassed sustainable damage across Texas, and as a result many of our partner schools are unable to open or are in desperate need of repair.

A Statement on Hurricane Harvey's Impact on Texas Education, Edgenuity to Take Action — September 6, 2017 Scottsdale, AZ September 6, 2017 Hurricane Harvey has amassed sustainable damage across Texas, and as a result many of our partner schools are unable to open or are in desperate need of repair.

the home is in desperate need of repairs.

The original shelter building, currently functioning as our Intake facility, was fifty years old and in desperate need of repairs and updated equipment.

I don't know if this would truly produce an objectively better standard of journalistic objectivity, but I do know that the system as it stands today is in desperate need of repair.

We haven't gone on a family vacation, our home is in desperate need of repair and maintenance, and we don't have college funds for our kids.

Also, there is a difference between tearing out original hardwoods and replacing it with sheet vinyl vs. replacing an original wood floor (in desperate need of repair, as you said) with something of equal or higher value that will extend the life of the house.