Sentence examples for extent of projects from inspiring English sources

As rising sea levels and growing coastal populations continue to put pressure on beaches a more integrated approach to management is required, that documents the extent of projects in a central repository, and mandates physical and biological monitoring to help ensure the engineering is sustainable and effective at meeting goals.

In the prior dissemination and implementation study of '10,000 Steps', 25 public health and sports services department heads reported the extent of project adoption before the first quarter of 2009 [ 15].

Estimating the extent of projected financial loss to hospitals due to this specific policy provision is important to both hospitals and state policymakers as the legislation is renewed and reexamined.

The current horizon of strategic planning which covers selecting the projects for bidding and planning for their contractual needs and necessary resources for execution are limited to the extent of advertised projects in the market.

Plans are stuck in place because the orchestra and the center have been unable to agree on the nature and extent of the project.

New figures released by the LLDC show the extent of the project's losses but the organisation defended it, describing it as "one of the standout successes of the 2012 Games".

But I also believe Apple doesn't know the full extent of the project.

The cost can range anywhere from several hundred to several thousand dollars depending on the extent of the project, she said.

Recent debate in the US has focused on the likely extent of the projected physician shortage [ 8, 9], which has been highlighted as one reason for continued growth in PA employment [ 10].

The striking extent of the projected increase may appear counterintuitive, but it is easily explained by the simultaneous and multiplicative effects exerted by four variables, i.e., increases in diagnosis prevalence, treatment prevalence, treatment intensity, and the shift to more expensive new products.

Beach nourishment practices such as artificial nourishment, replenishment and scraping are increasingly used to combat beach erosion but the extent and scale of projects is poorly documented in large areas of the world.