Sentence examples for substantial work on from inspiring English sources

THE most substantial work on this disc is "Die Donnergötter" (1985), 22 minutes of electric-guitar-ensemble strumming.

Koecher claims his most substantial work on behalf of the Soviets was to sabotage American efforts to recruit agents in Latin America, including one infamous case in Bogota, Colombia.

Yet even as I reject it, I can't deny that this was by far the most substantial work on Tuesday's program, and fascinating in its divided-loyalty crossover style.

Since that Seattle run, above, which drew encouraging but pointed critiques from the theatrical press, Brian Yorkey -- who shared a Tony and the Pulitzer Prize in drama for "Next to Normal," for which he wrote the book and lyrics -- contributed substantial work on the book by the playwright Terrence McNally.

Many member states conduct substantial work on the design, modelling, development and reliability assessments of passive safety systems.

While the signal processing community had devoted little research effort to reduce the decoder complexity of DVC, there is substantial work on fast and parallel implementations of various channel decoding algorithms, including turbo decoding and belief propagation (BP).

A coordinated and consistent national approach to reporting of maternity information across all services (primary, secondary and tertiary) is needed, building on the substantial work of the National Perinatal Statistics Unit within the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare in national perinatal data development.

Published in 1946, it even then listed five hundred and twenty-two substantial works on the painter.

His first biographies were substantial works on huge literary subjects – TS Eliot, Dickens, Blake – that tried to cram all available scholarship into their pages (1,000 pages in the case of Dickens).

Whether the anti-A.F.L. bias among labor historians is as pronounced as Russell suggests seems questionable; in a footnote to this passage he lists a half-dozen substantial works on A.F.L. unions or leaders published in recent years (while omitting some others he might have included, like Zieger's study of the Pulp and Paper Workers Union in the 1930's).

Fraser is having fun, and at 74, with a dozen substantial works of history on her shelf, she is certainly entitled.