Sentence examples for volume of projects from inspiring English sources

April is National Autism Awareness month, which merely explains the scheduling, not the sheer volume of projects about the subject.

All this takes funding, of course, and there isn't yet enough to encourage the volume of projects we need.

A spokesman for Mr. Pataki, a Republican, blamed delays caused by Mr. Hevesi and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, both Democrats, for the volume of projects coming up for approval.

The progress has a downside, however, as the sheer volume of projects will lead to some detours and access issues from June into the fall semester.

It's possible that the way the site is organized doesn't scale effectively beyond this volume of projects (like app and grocery stores, where at some point the multiplicity of options makes finding what you want more difficult), but it could also be for another reason beyond the scope of the data they have revealed.

The volume of projects was driven in large part by DoSomething.org grant applicants.

Such project reviews have resulted in the development of a vast number of reports and large volumes of project-specific data that potentially can be used to better understand the components and processes of the natural environment and provide guidance for improved and efficient environmental protection.

As a key tax credit expires by the end of 2016, a vast volume of solar projects are expected to be completed before the deadline.

He points out that even when prices were high, these constraints limited the volume of new projects approved by oil firms (see chart 3).

The volume of construction projects started during the past six months fell by 42% compared with the previous six months, and completion dates have slipped by an average of three months, according to the London office crane survey by Deloitte.

Now with the economy bouncing back, the volume of construction projects is increasing and will only continue to rise, especially in the lodging, office, commercial, gas and manufacturing areas, according to the CLMA.