Sentence examples for a crash project from inspiring English sources

Wismut, was flung up by the Soviets after 1945, a crash project to break America's nuclear monopoly.

Jack B. Weinstein, an 81-year-old judge who is known by lawyers for crisp decisiveness, is in the midst of a crash project to clear up what some judges admit was an embarrassing backlog.

Under plans laid last summer, Abbeville Press, a trade publisher on the 32nd floor of 22 Cortlandt Street, undertook a crash project to put out the English edition of "Judo, History, Theory and Practice," which lists Mr. Putin as one of its authors.

Dr. Fauci of the U.S. infectious-diseases institute has already convened a crash project to craft a dead version of the corona-virus that would stimulate an immune response.

After the war, Bethe argued that a crash project for the hydrogen bomb should not be attempted, though after President Harry Truman announced the beginning of such a project, and the outbreak of the Korean War, Bethe signed up and played a key role in the weapon's development.

But Sommervell, supported by the student union and the university's principal, Timothy O'Shea, has been leading a team of five "interns" working on an ambitious "carbon crash" project at Edinburgh – over the next 18 months, every student and employee will be asked to cut their own energy use.

Shed Light was a crash development project, and was largely unguided.

Decidedly lacking in the ability to accurately strike at night or in adverse weather, the United States Air Force decided to initiate a crash development project in 1966: Operation Shed Light.

A meeting between Punchdrunk and members of the "Doctor Who" creative team solidified the "Crash" project, with the television executives requesting that one of their episode writers work with Mr. Barrett.

At the end of the crash project, in 2004, the military expected to have as many as 20 weapons left over from the tests.

Despite a history of crash projects and billions of dollars in handouts from the U.S. and Europe for power production, Pakistan was still gasping for juice.