Sentence examples for largest undertakings from inspiring English sources

The largest undertakings can cover hundreds to thousands of acres and operate almost like an individual power plant.

Again, it's one of our largest undertakings of all time, but it has ramifications far beyond the number of customers that enroll that night, and things like that.

One of his largest undertakings was the construction of a major new building, subsequently named Healy Hall in his honor.

More than 1,700 giant yellow umbrellas fluttered open Wednesday on the barren, tan slopes of the Tejon Pass north of Los Angeles, completing one of the largest undertakings in modern art history--the creation of twin forests of colorful canopies in California and Japan by environmental artist Christo.

He grew to be both a reflective master of the law and an active participant in large undertakings; the Camden & Amboy Railroad was his most important client.

"The socialist system's advantages," Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said in a March address, "enable us to make decisions efficiently, organize effectively and concentrate resources to accomplish large undertakings".

What is great about socialism, crowed the prime minister, Wen Jiabao, in March last year, is that it enables China "to make decisions efficiently, organise effectively and concentrate resources to accomplish large undertakings".

Using cash from several funds that his son has amassed, Gerald Hines is directing large undertakings like Diagonal Mar, a $600 million, 84-acre project in Barcelona, Spain, that will include retail, office and residential space as well as a resort and public park.

"At the same time as we keep our reforms oriented toward a market economy, let market forces play their basic role in allocating resources and stimulate the market's vitality," he said, "we must make best use of the socialist system's advantages, which enable us to make decisions ef{filig}ciently, organize effectively and concentrate resources to accomplish large undertakings".

Although NIH does not have a separate program devoted to decision-sciences, the subject will occasionally play a key role in a larger undertakings that the agency funds.

Of the sample's projects, 20% were very large undertakings of over US$100 million each, many of them defense contracts or alike.