Sentence examples for sheer process from inspiring English sources

The sheer process of reinvention, Mr. Lansky said, is satisfying: "It's more interesting to get good at something than to be good at something".

Over the years, Mr. Cunningham has been fascinated by the sheer process of creation, letting procedures involving chance and indeterminacy shape choreographic structure and, more recently, deriving steps from experiments with computer technology.

Because filmmakers can often devote far more resources to research than scholars can, because the sheer process of a painstaking reconstruction of a past world can itself yield insights about it, it has always been possible that filmmakers might add to our collective historical understanding, rather than either popularizing or debasing it.

It's not like everyone will spend the next hour going round the office saying, "Was it you?" to people until they've guessed who their Secret Santa is and then, by sheer process of elimination, Paul's going to know that you got him a weird DVD of own goals with the 99p sticker barely scratched off and a double-ended Mars bar.

To that end, the report suggests that the BJA should ask different questions, such as what share of defendants prosecutors sent to treatment rather than prison, and what share of defendants did not reoffend, rather than focusing on the sheer numbers processed through the system.Ms Chettiar says that the Justice Department has expressed "some interest in taking these measures up".

Man Group, a futures giant, has backed off earlier expressions of interest in buying parts of Refco.Refco's sheer size it processed 654m derivatives contracts in the year to February 2005, more than the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) or the New York Mercantile Exchange makes its collapse an important test of the resilience of several bits of the financial world.

At least part of BlackBerry's decision to keep BlackBerry 10 out of Japan was driven by sheer practicality — the process of translating all of the OS's text into Japanese apparently presented BlackBerry with enough of a headache that it just decided to give up altogether.

For a start, the sheer logistics of the process are enormously complex.

It's certainly not for the sheer joy of the process.

The sheer difficulty of the process acts as a brutal filter.

More than anything, "FrackNation" underscores the sheer complexity of a process that offers a financial lifeline to struggling farmers.