Sentence examples for funding large from inspiring English sources
Under public pressure, the World Bank and other financiers largely withdrew from funding large dams in the mid-1990s.
"The largest risk seems that, if this liquidity crisis continues and the banks keep funding large chunks of assets," a recent Citigroup report said, "the credit crunch will spread to corporates and the wider consumer sector".
Californian growers have been funding large advertising campaigns since the early 1960s (the US market is huge, thanks to clever marketing, the large Hispanic population and growth of "lifestyle" bloggers).
A former detective said: "Do you get your biggest bird [time in jail] for breaking in or putting a gun into someone's face?" If Brink's-Mat in 1983 was the start of modern British crime, with some of its millions funding large scale drug importations into the UK, Hatton Garden may be the last grand act of a kind of old-school, working-class criminal.
"There's a long tradition of funding large telescopes philanthropically," Lu told BBC News.
National governments and public-private collaborations are funding large research programs and infrastructure dedicated to translation of basic PM concepts into clinical trials.
UAE has become a major player in clean technologies, funding large-scale renewable energy projects around the world, and investing millions in fundamental research (in partnership with MIT) in energy, water, microelectronics, advanced materials, and transportation systems.
For example, we're funding large-scale trials of aspirin – a drug first made in 1897, and now one of the most widely-used off-patent drugs in the world.
The Demo Day format hasn't changed much as YC has grown over the years, attracting ever larger numbers of applications and funding larger batches of start-ups.
The majority of the £120M, some £75M, is funding large-scale e-Science pilot projects in many areas of science and engineering.
In the effort to base political decision-making and funding processes regarding the ECEC field on solid 'evidence', policy makers are increasingly funding large-scale longitudinal (cohort) studies.
