Sentence examples for more extensive project from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abaya said he is waiting for permission from the Philippine Government to begin a more extensive project not only to cure the facade problems but also to provide windows on the front of the building.

The work, which has several partners, was supported by the Leonardo Agency in a more extensive project DynLAB on web based education.

This study was initiated as the first phase of a more extensive project DOE-Joint Genome Institute Community Sequencing Projectt) aimed at characterizing the prokaryotic gene diversity found within phototrophic and chemotrophic geothermal sites of YNP.

In our opinion, the existing network requires further support but could also form the nucleus of a bigger and more extensive project.

There are several money-making apps including WeReward, CheckPoints, and GigWalk that will either pay you for doing marketing tasks (ex. scanning products at a grocery store) or connect you with someone who wants a more extensive project accomplished.

But more extensive projects under consideration, such as increasing sewer or pumping capacity, could cost hundreds of millions of dollars and take at least several years.

As the struggle daily inclined to the side of America, Mr. Church advanced in importance, and launched into more extensive projects; and when the Court of Versailles threw off the mask, and signed eventually its own fate by espousing the part of the colonists, Mr. Church had influence to obtain the situation of commissary to the French army.

Utilization of project management methods in practice in more extensive projects is, due to high demands, only possible with support of a Project Management Information System.

Discussion forum  A part of a more extensive discussion project.

We evaluated this new index in a sample of over 1000 criminal offenders who had been administered the PAI as part of a more extensive research project.

Woven into the Vatican's elaborate plans for millennial religious events is one of the more extensive beautification projects Rome has seen in a century, a sprawling canvas of restored or cleaned churches, palaces, museums and piazzas that has brought long-forgotten light and space to the ancient city.