Sentence examples for flurry of projects from inspiring English sources
Analysts say prices for metals like copper and zinc, as well as for iron ore, are likely to remain strong enough to warrant the flurry of projects.
As a result, wind and solar energy are getting an enormous boost, the price of electricity produced from renewable sources is dropping fast and a flurry of projects to sequester carbon emissions from power generation is beginning to get under way.
Industry bosses agree, noting that the flurry of projects now approaching commercial use were deemed viable and initiated a few years ago, when the oil price was closer to $40 a barrel.For proof that industrial biotech is ready for the big time, look to Brazil.
Blessed with a budget surplus, the state has started one of the nation's most aggressive film incentive programs, resulting in a flurry of projects like the somber "21 Grams" from Alejandro González Iñárritu and "The Missing," a violent tale of abduction, from Ron Howard.
If you only exchange a handful of messages a day then this probably isn't a game changer for you, but if you're constantly having to deal with a flurry of projects and hundreds of contacts, then it could be a godsend.
With a flurry of new projects, it is no longer merely "near Brooklyn Heights" or "on the edge of Boerum Hill," said Nora McCauley, who has lived here for six years.
There has been a flurry of grid projects in the last few years in the United States, Europe and Japan, most of them collaborations among scientific researchers at national laboratories and universities on projects like climate modeling, high-energy physics, genetic research, earthquake simulations and brain research.
Google with Google Notebook and a flurry of other projects, etc.
A microarray core research facility was set up at the University of Rochester, and a flurry of research projects kept the hardware churning out huge datasets.
This effort has produced a flurry of research projects in recent years to detect and map areas affected by fires at the continental scale using coarse-resolution satellite imagery.
HONG KONG — Rapid economic growth, rising affluence and increased liberalization are leading to a flurry of new airline projects in the Asia-Pacific region.
