Sentence examples for enormous proposed from inspiring English sources

The Fed's decision to cut a key short-term interest rate, timed to counteract a recent plunge in consumer confidence and poor earnings reports, provided powerful evidence that the nimble Fed can do far more to combat the economic slowdown through monetary policy than the incoming Bush administration can hope to achieve through its enormous proposed tax cut.

In a huge victory for local communities, public health, and the rule of law, yet another enormous proposed coal plant has been denied clearance in India.

Long-time fans of sports entertainment are certain to comprehend Bennett's meaning instantly -- and realize exactly how enormous his proposed task is.

But their numbers do not warrant the enormous project that has been proposed.

Eastport itself was the site of an elaborate and enormous barrage project, proposed in the 1930s during the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who knew of the great tides here, having spent many summers on Campobello Island nearby.

And now the two contenders in the other party have even proposed enormous new federal commitments before the old commitments have been kept -- trusting that others, somewhere down the road, will handle the financing and make all the numbers come out right.

To avoid such enormous complexity we proposed an iterative method, which runs Algorithm 2 for incrementally increasing values of the self-interference coefficient.

Despite the enormous advantages of proposed coning/cresting control mechanisms from the literature, they are either expensive from high-energy consumption (pumping water to the surface or re-injecting water to the aquifer zone during oil production) and downhole installations or damage the producing well due to influx of materials used as barriers to control coning/cresting.

For a third unrealized Paris scheme, the Tr s Grande Biblioth que, Koolhaas proposed an enormous glass block of horizontal storage layers in which public spaces were suspended like blobs, accessed by nine banks of elevators.

One of the earliest instances of it, which was designed for the Guggenheim itself, was shocking enough to be canceled: an enormous piece that Daniel Buren proposed for a sculpture survey in 1971 so outraged other proponents of installation art like Donald Judd and Dan Flavin that they threatened to pull out.

To its enormous credit, the Simpson-Bowles Commiseriousroposed serious cuts to security spending -- $1.3 trillion over a decade.