Sentence examples for extensive relocation from inspiring English sources

Arlington County is offering an additional $6 million in incentives — $4 million from performance grants and $2 million in infrastructure updates — as well as additional money for "extensive relocation assistance" to help cover expenses related to the company's move and training of new hires.

However, installing metro systems are typically very costly and often involved extensive relocation and destruction of valuable existing infrastructure.

Today, we take a brief look at Daum Space. 1, Mass Studies' recently completed project and the first building of four designed for Korea's largest IT company Daum and their extensive relocation to Jeju Island.

CHEN JIAGANG All the big, glossy color photographs in this Chinese artist's show were taken in the grim factory towns built in China's interior during the extensive relocations of the nineteen-sixties.

Existing from March 1942 to 1946, the WRA was created to assume jurisdiction over the relocation centers, administered an extensive resettlement program, and oversaw the details of the registration and segregation programs.

In this study, the frequent gene relocations identified in non-conserved regions of F. graminearum drove us to hypothesize that the generation of LS chromosomes in F. oxysporum could also have included extensive gene relocations.

Improvements included "an expensive cattle kraal with a culvert and chicken run, a swimming pool, an amphitheatre [and] marquee area", as well as "extensive paving and the relocation of neighbours who used to form part of the original homestead".

However, we found that ERK8 depletion did not detectably affect KDEL-R distribution in cells where GalNAc-T relocation was extensive.

This year's display is attractively housed at the Walters Art Museum instead of its usual spot in the Baltimore Museum of Art — an extensive renovation project at the BMA necessitated the temporary relocation.

The studied sand martin population was initially characterized as relying heavily on human activities for habitat, as extensive river regulation caused the relocation of 97% of Czech sand martins to man-made habitats, most commonly sandpits and gravel-sandpits.

Relocation is very extensive and complex task.