Sentence examples for flagship endeavours from inspiring English sources

The agency tries to launch one of these flagship endeavours every six years.

Since the emergence of genomics, notably its highly visible flagship endeavour: the Human Genome Project (HGP), a whole series of –omics research fields have emerged, such as proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, cognomics, and connectomics, as well as other large-scale post-genomics endeavours such as systems biology, synthetic biology and epigenetics.

The 3.5bn-euro MTG is one of Europe's flagship space endeavours of the coming decade.

The latest, according to the newspaper, are the $3 billion London hedge fund Endeavour Capital and the $2.5 billion flagship fund of New York's Drake Management, both offering to waive performance fees on new funds until they have made back the disastrous losses that prompted their closure.

Sentinel-1a and the other sensors that will follow represent a flagship space project for the European Union, which has committed billions of euros to the endeavour.

This was a nice early example of the ELSI approach: genomics scientists on the one hand, experts from the social sciences and the humanities on the other, working side by side, as flanking endeavours, to create optimal conditions for an adequate embedding of genomics, notably of its flagship project, the HGP.

The 5s' flagship feature?

The wreck of the Endeavour would probably be their most valuable discovery yet: the first European ship to land in Australia, leading to the founding of a British colony there, and the flagship of one of Britain's greatest explorers.

Two very different endeavours!

All frontier endeavours are.

"This hits at its flagship".