Sentence examples for a new world class from inspiring English sources
Changes made since the controversy include a new "world class DNA testing system", a new website about food, a new agriculture director and "a root and branch review of our supply chain, bringing food closer to home".
Then, as now, Donald J. Trump was bent on gracing the city's skyline with a new "world class" tower -- although back then it was the West Side ("Celebrities Open Wallets to Fight Trump's Project"), while this time it's the East Side ("Trump Starts New Tower Near the U.N".).
We are committed to hiring a new world class CEO to lead Uber".
Cricket Scotland announced in June that it plans a new "world class" base in Stirling, relocating from Edinburgh, with a new pavilion at the home of Stirling County Cricket Club designed to host international matches.
"It is inspiring for the musicians of Kashmir and brings a new world-class musical experience to the listeners here".
Under a contract worth more than €40 million, Outokumpu Technology will design and deliver a new world-class VSFTM solvent extraction plant for Minera Escondida Ltda for its sulfide leach project in Chile.
Last week saw 19 of them, from building a new "World-Class Data Centre Hub" to the creation of the Talent Corporation, "tasked to strategise and implement initiatives" to fill millions of supposed new jobs.
After acquiring Chrysler, we immediately brought in a new world-class management team, which despite your criticism has executed many of the hard operational fixes that other American car companies are only now addressing.
Those who live in Camden, as I do, are not much encouraged by the bullish talk being heard in certain quarters of the need to build a new "world-class" Euston station with a landgrab several times larger than the current proposal, which is already overly ambitious.
Not only does he believe that the visit brought many Minnesota companies "near the front of the line" in doing business with the Soviets, but he said Mr. Gorbachev had also helped to mold a new, world-class image for the state, by helping to emphasize its economic diversity and high technology.
Is the prospect of a new, world-class, acoustically outstanding concert hall in London a realistic one or pie in the sky? "Watch this space," said Sir Simon Rattle on Tuesday, adding: "This has all moved so fast – it is like going down Niagara Falls in a barrel".
