Sentence examples for vast projects in from inspiring English sources

And Christof Rühl, BP's chief economist, points out that in the 1986 oil-price slump demand was actually falling yet producers did not want to shut down vast projects in the North Sea and Alaska; instead they attempted to cut costs and carried on pumping.

Tomorrow follows the collector's houses they created at the Venice Biennale in 2009, and a vast project in Rotterdam in 2011.

The vast project in the heart of Paris, Station F, is a symbol of France's ambitions to be the start-up capital of Europe.

But it isn't clear when Mr. Turrell -- who has some 30 commissions around the world in addition to the vast project in Arizona -- will be able to return to Greenwich.

The Sardar Sarovar dam is part of a vast project in the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh to build a network of 3,200 dams -- including 30 large and 135 medium-sized ones -- on the Narmada and its tributaries.

Turrell's involvement with this very British bit of the Earth's surface is not, I think, just a cynical attempt to earn money to plough into his vast project in the Arizona desert.

Asked whether the UK would be able to deliver the vast projects involved in the Olympics regeneration area in the wake of the delays and cost overruns associated with the rebuilt Wembley stadium, Ms Holmes described the Wembley problems as a "blip".

Nowadays, Hollywood studios are supposedly interested only in vast projects guaranteed to bring vast returns: these have to be action-packed, effects-heavy sequels and prequels of familiar material easily grasped by global audiences.

He has gone outside the official art world to involve himself in vast projects for which there can be no possible "market" -art works that exist for most viewers only in the still photos & films that record them.

But the need for people with enough adventure or desperation to keep vast projects rolling can result in a lack of hiring standards.

Such vast projects demanded vast sums.