Sentence examples for a conventional project from inspiring English sources

Many homeowners take a more active hand in these renovations than they would in a conventional project.

The unions had expected Atlantic Yards to be a conventional project, through which a carpenter could earn $85 an hour in wages and benefits.

Various experts have championed modular reactors as a way for utilities in the United States and other countries to harness nuclear power in an era when the cost of a conventional project has become dauntingly large.

"We're more than happy to serve in that function," said Mr. Schwartz, who has also been helping with a presumably more conventional project, Steven Spielberg's planned film about Lincoln.

Mr. Constantine, the project manager, said the game cost "three or four times" as much as a conventional multimedia project and took 18 months to complete.

This paper describes one such application, that allowed a bridge superstructure to be replaced in significantly less time than a conventional bridge project, in a cost-effective manner.

"Rather than a conventional restoration project, the architects have designed an incredibly powerful contemporary house which is expertly and intricately intertwined with 800 years of history," said Mr Hodder.

The fundamental problem with many conventional project management frameworks is probably even more relevant to science than it is to business: They simply aren't adaptive enough.

The fragmentation of design and construction processes increases the likelihood change orders in conventional project procurement methods.

Conventional project evaluation methods such as the surface transportation efficiency analysis module (STEAM) [4] can only be applied if all the major effects of a project are assessed in monetary terms and the stakeholders have common and consistent interests.

We have to understand and examine the whole spectrum of costs, risks, and benefits as part of the evaluation process, far beyond conventional project economics.