Sentence examples for excessive projects from inspiring English sources

Spain is now saddled with a host of embarrassingly excessive projects, including Peter Eisenman's opulent City of Culture in Galicia, which opened last year, four times over budget, Oscar Niemeyer's handsome new gallery in Aviles, named in the Brazilian architect's honour, which was forced to close after six months, and Valencia's long-delayed, barely used Castellon Airport.

The solution is a painful but necessary and healthy (and, it is to be hoped, brief) liquidation of excessive capital projects.

This approach for using temperature profiling in lined holes with heating is a practical advance in fractured rock hydrogeology because the liners are readily available, the equipment needed for heating is low cost and rugged, and the time needed to obtain the profiles is not excessive for most projects.

The main problem for this terrific virtuoso is her excessive need to project prepared facial expressions.

In his project Excessive Music Hall, Smaga imagines a Viennese music hall where sound is embodied in the building's cellular structure, created from acoustic mass using various biocomputing techniques.

Yet even Mr. Feldstein warned that excessive delays in capital projects would make them irrelevant.

"These development projects include excessive numbers of pools and water features," says Levinson.

"The rates of return of these projects are excessive," it said in a statement.

"Ministers have a responsibility to retain a high degree of budget control, not least because the LCF is not a bottomless pit of money, it is paid for through the energy bills of households and businesses and as such excessive deployment of subsidised projects could and would lead to higher bills for the public".

Late infrastructure projects and excessive public spending were all arguments we had heard repeatedly before the opening ceremony, but which had largely fallen silent during the tournament.

Yet, this is only one of a handful of DoD programs that illustrates the radical and excessive spending on unnecessary projects.