But if we think that the solution to these problems is to project essentially a machine-age fantasy onto the past with some Sanskrit-sounding names thrown in for seeming authenticity, we are going to be doing a disservice to a great, and living, cultural legacy.
The writing project essentially became about finding out.
The truth is that Britons are fascinated by glamorous projects essentially for the rich.
It wants the commonwealth and states to preference Australian-grade steel for infrastructure projects, essentially driving out lower-quality imports.
This patient, who had no insurance and informed me that he lived in the "poorest of the poor" projects essentially had his private nurse around the clock.
And really, if you spend enough time wading through the science, Dr. Parker's idea — an ecosystem restoration project, essentially — not only fails to seem outrageous, but also seems inevitable.
"This project essentially separates the neighborhoods of Brooklyn rather than uniting them," said Jonathan Barkey, a photographer, brandishing posters he had generated of proposed skyscrapers towering over existing brownstones and playgrounds.
"I honestly think that if Jim Kerasiotes had not been in charge of this project essentially since the beginning," Mr. Weld said, "the price tag on it would be $2 billion or more higher than it is".
The family empire crumbled further when investors of two more companies carrying the Meinl logo, one investing in airports and another in energy projects, essentially decided to liquidate themselves.
Large-scale C.S.P. projects — essentially expansive fields of solar collectors, or mirrors, that concentrate rays from the intense desert sun to heat water, generate steam, drive turbines and produce electricity — are not revolutionary.
