Picking targets is normally a painstaking process, involving reams of intelligence reports checked and rechecked against satellite photographs.
I knew that a digital future would involve reams of data and that businesses would have to make sense of a lot of fragmented data.
Swoon's installation at the institute, "Anthropocene Extinction," will involve reams of intricately cut paper, three-dimensional elements like a suspended, 200-pound bamboo sculpture and, no doubt, an ambitious fusion of art and politics.
Besides matters of costs, terms and incentives, the negotiations involved reams of traffic studies and security discussions, to ensure that its black cars (more than 100), its racks of designer dresses and its well-shod executives would be able to pass swiftly each day through the police-imposed security zone that is to surround the complex.
Lodge credits him with anticipating, among other things, armored tanks (or "land ironclads," as Wells quaintly called them), aerial warfare, the atomic bomb and even the Internet (a gathering of all known information, which Wells imagined as involving reams of microfilm and many, many airplanes).
Some financial transfers involve reams of paperwork and some have tax implications, so someone with a complicated estate should consult a financial advisor you trust.
For many wealth managers and financial advisors, the process of engaging with clients around their financial goals and portfolios is a giant time suck involving reams of paper and administrative drudgery.
Even in the best of circumstances and in the most progressive of political climates, transgender identities are usually hard-won, generally involving reams of paperwork and documentation, court appearances, and psychological evaluations, not to mention completely reorganizing one's personal and professional life to accommodate their new gender presentation.
