Sentences with phrase «possible on big projects»

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Commenting on Make it Possible to Ch 10's The Project, the CEO of Australian Pork Limited stated — «Consumers are ultimately the dictators of the success of our industry — so if they're not happy with what we're doing as an industry, we are in big trouble.»

He currently is Co-Investigator on the AHRC project «Seeing Data: Are Good Big Data Visualisations Possible?»

«I'm looking forward to helping the city, in whatever way possible, implement this grant on projects big and small,» Wood said.

He noted on The Big Issue that «the PTA can levy on themselves any fees in support of any project» as long as the possible non-payment...

One way is that on large - scale projects we are now able to propose to clients that they use green roofs, because since we've had the opportunity to do one that big, we can say it's possible.

In looking at the kinds of projects Byrne has taken on since 2010, it's possible that her dramatic background and the ability to act «big» in a smaller way has helped her push the envelope in raunchier, more hilarious material.

Behind The Candelabra - Sadly consigned to TV in America, this Liberace biopic's lavish production design deserves to be projected on the biggest screen possible.

Zemeckis said that he wanted to make the project to be seen on a big screen, the biggest screen possible, in IMAX 3D.

With the launch of Project Scorpio looming on the horizon, Microsoft should be partnering with as many third parties as possible to scream to the world that their new console really is the best place to play the biggest upcoming games.

Whenever possible, they'd rather wait with spending big money on adaptation projects until there is more certainty about the things to come.»

The «Fi» in Project Fi hints at one of the biggest features of the carrier — its ability to lean on Wi - Fi whenever possible.

The project, which many had assumed was on its way to being Spring Cleaned by Google is instead coming out in almost the biggest way possible: it's the first phone ever that Google is manufacturing itself, and it's going to be available to consumers next year.

Now, when the prices go up and the houses get bigger, a finished basement doesn't seem to return on my investment nearly as well, with the one possible exception being if the house would have a «walk out» lower level and you could put something really nice down there, but even then I don't really know if the large expense would be worth the extra time for the project and the return on the sale price.