Sentence examples for of extensive work from inspiring English sources

One proposal would provide a three-month, interest-free grace period for the payment of the next property tax bill for residential properties damaged beyond repair or in need of extensive work before they are habitable again, Mr. Bloomberg said.

"People are just happy to be out of their dark, cold houses – hell, some of these people are homeless," said Jimmy Healy, whose brother Tommy nearly falls into that category, with his house in Broad Channel still standing, but in need of extensive work.

Berkeley has a history of extensive work and research in AI, and while the BAIR lab is a relatively new face for that effort, it already works with 11 other big companies as "industrial partners", which means Huawei is not exactly getting free reign as a corporate partner.

On the basis of extensive work with the four elements of the IMCO-scheme, the ten practitioners phrased seven common assumptions and statements regarding the integrative MS treatment.

Amstrup reports that in over 21 years of extensive work with polar bears he did not find evidence of ectoparasites [ 17].

Tigriopus californicus is ideally suited to serve as a genetic model copepod and has been the subject of extensive work in environmental stress and reproductive isolation.

Despite of extensive works on studying the effect of fillers on interfacial polarization, the role of molecular polarity of matrix is still lacking.

Digital filter is considered to be one of the most important components of almost every DSP sub-systems and therefore a number of extensive works had been carried out by researchers on the design of such filter.

Peñalosa said he stands apart from the rest of the field on immigration because of his extensive work with community members and advocacy groups, including serving as a volunteer lawyer for activists doing civil disobedience.

An earlier, milder satire about the scientific establishment, Memoirs Of A New Man, provides a reminder of his extensive work with technical personnel when, after his war years in the Royal Air Force, he worked in government service.

The scholar contributed some 1,000 articles to the Encyclopédie, mainly on chemistry and natural history because of his extensive work translating German chemistry and geology texts into French.