Sentence examples for gigantic exercise from inspiring English sources

It is no accident that the most widely used annual ranking of the world's research universities, the Shanghai index, is produced by a Chinese university.What lies behind all this is a gigantic exercise in technology transfer.

This gigantic exercise represents a dramatic effort of will by governments and partners, and  relies on hundreds of thousands of health workers and volunteers who will be administering the drops to all children under the age of five, irrespective of their previous immunization status.

But rather than come out and rally around a set of "centrist" ideas, the organization has devoted itself instead to staging a gigantic thought exercise to prove a thesis, that the more voters you include in some sort of party process, the more everyone clusters around the "centrist" mean.

Meanwhile, China has showed visible displays of its own growing maritime prowess, such as during gigantic naval exercises in April, showcasing nuclear submarines for a celebration of the 60th anniversary of the naval arm of the People's Liberation Army.

Many opponents of Mose alleged from the start that the scheme would be a gigantic palm-greasing exercise, and so it has proved.

Around 4 p.m. the convoy came into another base, called Camp Cedar, near Nasiriya, and went through another elaborate queuing exercise in a gigantic lot before the drivers ate and bedded down for the night.

The room is filled with a gigantic stack of well-worn exercise books, page after page containing passport-sized photographs and newspaper announcements about the abducted, lost and found.

Every party had to take part on August 14th, but each had only one candidate, so the exercise turned into a gigantic opinion poll in which 78% of the electorate voted.

The entire exercise is nothing more than a gigantic avoidance of responsibility by Congress at large.

The hero is a millionaire who exercises one-elephant rule over a gigantic, moated castle called Homeward.

The gigantic animals held on to about 100% of the heat generated by exercise, Rowe reports today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.