Sentence examples for huge consortium from inspiring English sources
Caltrout, and a huge consortium of stakeholders locally and nationally, have recognized this river as THE LAST MOSTLY intact riparian ecosystem left in the southern half of California.
Meanwhile, a huge consortium of underwriters working on the deal will be divvying up a windfall of fees.
"Where a lot of this research was happening in isolation in labs all over the world," says Dr. Mark Buzza, a biomedical research who works on Movember, Promoveo, "sparked this huge consortium that would really never have come together if it wasn't for that one particular blog".
A huge consortium of scientists has spent the last six years sifting through this supposed garbage tip of DNA and now the ENCODE (Encyclopedia of DNA Elements) project is starting to find the vast number of tiny flecks of gold and gemstone fragments that account for the overwhelming richness of the human organism.
His own interests and record should guarantee that he will be committed to clinical research - a critical issue and one that is not, in our view, salvaged by huge consortium efforts such as the Clinical Translational Science Awards program initiated by Collins' predecessor, Elias Zerhouni.
A lot depends on upcoming decisions in the California courts, and on the negotiations between the state and that huge Indian consortium.
At Monday morning's stock price, the company is now worth $18 billion, making an acquisition a huge undertaking for a consortium of private equity firms – and pretty much impossible for a single one.
The investment is part of Mr. McCaw's strategy to restore confidence in the struggling satellite telephone industry and create a consortium of huge global satellite companies that would offer everything from telephone service in the most remote parts of the globe to high-speed Internet access.
Denning: We see in the firms in the Learning Consortium a huge risk in bringing in an outsider at a high level.
The consortium says the huge rise in emergency foodbanks over the past two years, and widespread evidence that children are arriving at school hungry and that poorer families are facing a stark financial choice between "heating or eating", will be exacerbated by welfare reforms that come into force in April.
And Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse-First Boston are part of a consortium overseeing a huge construction project in the East End of London on a spit of deserted dockland jutting into the Thames river known as the Isle of Dogs (the royal kennels were once there).
