Sentence examples for sweeping work from inspiring English sources
In fact, there is nothing little about this sweeping work.
Netscape's sweeping work on this version remedies almost every deficiency that made 6.0 such a universally reviled piece of bloatware.
"I was among a group of really talented young writers who are doing important work – large, sweeping work," he says.
The sweeping work had been chosen to show off the trademark attributes of Mr. Nelsons: his galvanizing enthusiasm, sure pacing and dramatic intensity.
Many years of field experience in the Americas and Asia have shown GM crops to be safe, but, Mr Ridley rightly complains, the Luddites of the green and organic movements continue to obstruct progress.The progress (and occasional retardation) of innovation is the central theme of Mr Ridley's sweeping work.
Undergirding this sweeping work is the observation that biological and social systems respond similarly as they grow in size: an animal twice your size usually requires seventy-five per cent more calories to stay alive; as the population of a city doubles, the number of gas stations rises by around eighty-five per cent.
It has told its employees it wants $1 billion a year in concessions, including sweeping work-rule changes, by July 1, and has issued proposals to each of its major unions.
She was soon pilloried for sweeping work-force cuts, unmet earnings projections and tumbling stock prices; disparaged by the Hewlett and Packard families, who staged a narrowly defeated proxy battle against her merger of H.P. with Compaq; and fired in February 2005, the climax of an exhaustively chronicled corporate melodrama.
The city says it wants sweeping work-rule changes that would allow it to place more senior teachers in weak schools, pay more to hard-to-find teachers in areas like mathematics and further streamline the process by which inept teachers are dismissed.
Although Hikmet wrote poignant love poetry and elegies to the nobility of simple people, he is best known for long, sweeping works in which he tells his country's history through the eyes of multifaceted characters.
He works as a porter in prison - "I help with food preparation, anything, mopping, sweeping; I work all day long" - and as a clerk in the law library.
