Sentence examples for more elaborate projects from inspiring English sources

That guides one of Professor Richards's more elaborate projects.

Though technology has evolved to make more elaborate projects possible, building massive underground spaces can be difficult.

More elaborate projects could cost many times that, Mr. Meeker said, but added, "If you spend $25,000 on flowers, and $10,000 on lighting, it may look like you spent $75,000 on flowers".

Such automation may seem at odds with the concept of handmade, but there's no doubt the tools allow for bigger and more elaborate projects that might cause cramps if cut manually.

As Europe's economic integration became political, too, sharing sovereignty with Turkey started to look like a more elaborate project.

A current deal with Hasbro has Transformers exhorting kids to "Drink Milk and Roll Out!" Last year, Milk Media announced a more elaborate project called Milk Rocks!

If you want to do a more elaborate project and have access to a fallen tree or log, have one of your parents cut it into thick slices, drill four candle-sized holes into each slice, decorate them with fir branches, holly berries, mini pinecones, and/or ribbons, and sell each arrangement as an Adventskrans, a traditional Scandinavian Yule candleholder.

Clearly, multi-project scheduling is more elaborate than single-project scheduling.

More elaborate studies and projects are therefore warranted to further uncover the optimal approach to implementation of CVD risk management into the field of rheumatology.

They are reacting against and circumventing current ways of procuring buildings whereby, marginalised by ever more elaborate structures of project managers and other consultants, architects become, as Maxwell puts it, "glorified draughtspeople".

But the links between real and virtual economies are now becoming far more elaborate.Last month, a "Project Entropia" player paid the game's creators $26,500 for an island in the game's virtual world.