Sentence examples for the very projects from inspiring English sources
"How long can you continue to float bonds?" Gene Russianoff, the staff attorney for the Straphangers Campaign, a riders group, said the M.T.A.'s borrowing could doom the very projects it is underwriting.
The conventional solutions to global warming posed by the "politics of limits" — taxing carbon emissions, or issuing tradeable emissions to carbon-producing firms — conveniently raises revenue that could be used to pay for the very projects the authors wish to see.
In some ways, the very project of trying to make poverty history also feels more complex.
(Indeed, the very project of avoiding moral judgments itself rests on the firm belief that they are wrong).
In contrast to enterprises such as astrology or homeopathy, there is no serious objection to the very project of climate science.
For example, imagine if an opponent of WestConnex couldn't register a domain name referring to the very project that they're opposing?
The euro was the very project that was meant to unify Europe and turn a rough amalgam of states in a free market arrangement into a genuine social, cultural and economic unity.
There is something beguiling about the very project of teasing out the thought processes of someone like Nate, who so often cuts and runs, avoiding spelling things out when feelings get complicated.
Based on research in firms from a variety of sectors, including telecommunications, information systems, computers, financial services and engineering, procurement and construction, the paper reveals that the very project control systems around which the firms operate serve to stifle innovation.
Binet is a history teacher who had previously published a memoir, and the very project of writing a historical novel sits uneasily with him, a tension that is an essential part of the book.
Binet is a history teacher who had previously published a memoir, and the very project of writing a historical novel sits uneasily with him, a tension that is an essential..
