Sentence examples for most expensive projects from inspiring English sources

But the Asian financial crisis delayed some of the most expensive projects, like Chicago's Singapore campus.

The most expensive projects of all involve the extraction of oil from bitumen, shale and even coal, through elaborate processing.

It will cost $300,000 to produce, making it one of the Public Art Fund's most expensive projects.

Increasingly, sophisticated filmmakers who once relied on American studios for backing are turning to a globe-straddling independent finance system for their most expensive projects.

And until Ms. Carey's buyout, it was sensible to think that a label would work overtime to promote its most expensive projects.

More important, it saves $7 billion in capital costs, notably on Rosebank, a deepwater discovery west of the Shetland Islands that is likely to be one of Europe's most expensive projects in the coming years.

His most expensive project: $24,000 for a house in Lakeville, Conn.

Then she met Gibran, who would be her most expensive project.

"About Schmidt," which cost thirty-two million dollars, was his most expensive project, and that was owing largely to Jack Nicholson's paycheck.

The commission is trying to fix the problem with its most expensive project plan ever, at a cost of between $600 million and $650 million.

For example, Rebuild's most expensive project, the Big U, a 10-mile protective system of sloping landscapes along lower Manhattan's waterfront, has a fixed height.