Sentence examples for enormous work on from inspiring English sources

We've done enormous work on [preventing bycatch] and we've won plaudits from Europe for it".

This enormous work on Classical studies has no equal in any part of the world, though it can be supplemented in some areas by the encyclopaedic series Handbuch der Altertumswissenschaft ("Handbook of Antiquities") begun in 1887.

Our firm does enormous work for clients on tax-related matters".

That leaves enormous work to be done on protein isoforms, dynamic regulation of protein expression, and interactions of proteins with macromolecules and small molecules critical to cellular and organismal function.

An enormous work done on 10 vertical slabs of wood glued together, the "Adoration" is still up on the blocks where Seracini has been surveying it for the last nine months.

Dear colleagues, In order to cope with the increasing amount of interesting papers and due to the fact that Prof. Gattaz (Brazil) and Prof. Deakin (UK) discontinued to be co-editors based on their enormous work load, Hans-Juergen Möller and myself decided to renew and enlarge the editorial board.

In Fischer's play an enormous talent was noticeable, and in addition one sensed an enormous amount of work on the study of chess.

"Even early progress, even minor steps, will require an enormous amount of work on the part of the administration – work that, as far as I'm told, has not yet been prepared".

It's also important to see St Paul's in its context as one of many thousands of Christian churches, whether Anglican or not, which are together undertaking an enormous amount of work on behalf of the poorer and more vulnerable members of society, work often unseen and unsung.

There's this enormous body of work on parenting that looks at the correlation of what parents do and how children turn out: parents who speak to their children have children with advanced language skills, parents who spank have children that grow up to be more violent and so on.

She said all complaints would go into a central database that would be shared with the states, with some cases handled by the states and others by the F.T.C. "The agency tends to do an enormous amount of work" on slim budgets, Ms. MacFarlane said.