| Generally, if it is less costly to implement a solution that would prevent reoccurrence of similar damages, such a solution is eligible. |
| Alternatively, reoccurrence could mean that the problem is not one that local staff can address. |
| It's tendons and ligaments and muscles that you usually worry about reoccurrence than bones. |
| Fabregas has just returned from an injury lay-off, having missed two matches after a reoccurrence of his hamstring problem. |
| In the event there are, we will seek to drop charges and determine what went wrong to ensure there is no reoccurrence. |
| In their research, they found that the fear of reoccurrence of traumatic event could affect the person's mood. |
