Sentence examples for the scale of work from inspiring English sources

Asked if World Cup hosts realised the scale of work involved, the FIFA president told Swiss newspaper 24 Heures: "No.

"[They] cannot provide the full service … to support the scale of work Unicef is undertaking to support children and families across the entire country".

"Launching the classical music concerts ahead of the full programme allows us to shine a light of the scale of work and quality of artistry these musicians will bring to Edinburgh," said Fergus Linehan.

It might have been expected that the identity of Witanhurst's owners would slip out, given the volume and the scale of work at the site, and the number of contractors involved.

Given the scale of work, retailers frequently place orders through suppliers and other middlemen who, in turn, steer work to factories that deliver low costs — a practice he said is hardly unknown to Western retailers and clothing brands.

Last week Aedas announced a demerger from its European offices, where the scale of work was on a "different trajectory" (i.e. too small), but it has already set up a new base in London with the aim of importing its high-octane brand of gigantic Asian projects to Europe.

It's a bit of a no-brainer". Ben Lukey, a flood risk manager for the Environment Agency, said there were insufficient funds to attempt the scale of works proposed in this report, although recent changes in grants might help.

This estimate on the scale of working days was scaled to working years by assuming 46 working weeks per year.

This study first describes the scaling of work and power requirements for dynamically similar gaits.

In New York, the scale of my work was limited to the small studio that I worked out of in Chelsea.

"Due to the scale of the work that was required and complications in getting the landlord to undertake the work, we were, regrettably, unable to bring Bootham Park fully up to standards required by the CQC".