Sentence examples for a wide-ranging project from inspiring English sources

First, consider the strains placed on Italy by such a wide-ranging project.

The result of this collaboration was a wide-ranging project that included special "epicentres" – stores designed to provide a working laboratory for experimental shopping experiences.

Following a devastating winter storm in 1989, which destroyed more than 1,000 trees on the palace grounds, the French government initiated a wide-ranging project of repair and renovation.

The MIT research is part of a wide-ranging project from NASA that has also seen Boeing, GE Aviation and Northrop Grumman contracted to undertake research into next-generation subsonic commercial aircraft designs, and Boeing and Lockheed-Martin tasked with exploring how supersonic jets could be used for commercial aircraft.

Prof Garel Rhys, chairman of the Welsh Automotive Forum, said the scheme was a wide-ranging project.

The brainchild of Geoffrey Canada, a lean, driven man in his 50s who grew up in the South Bronx and despises the word "no," the wide-ranging project seeks to go where no program has gone before.

Because he plays a role in so many wide-ranging projects, a student once described him as "the mad collaborator".

Around that same time, King Mohammed VI embarked on a wide-ranging rehabilitation project that reflects his "special interest" in the cultural and spiritual heritage of the Moroccan Jewish community.

It's kind of a wide-ranging amorphous project at this point.

Given Whedon's wide-ranging projects --"Toy Story,""Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Cabin" and of course, "Avengers" -- perhaps Shakespeare shouldn't come as a surprise, and Whedon has director, producer and screenplay credits on "Much Ado".

There Hayek worked on his Abuse of Reason project, a wide-ranging critique of an assortment of doctrines that he lumped together under the label of "scientism," which he defined as "the slavish imitation of the method and language of Science" by social scientists who had appropriated the methods of the natural sciences in areas where they did not apply.