The phrase "a more daring project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a project that is bolder or more adventurous than others.
Example: "The team decided to embark on a more daring project that would push the boundaries of innovation."
Alternatives: "a bolder initiative" or "a riskier endeavor".
But it is in some ways a more daring project, by Andrea Ponsi, a little-known Italian.
Demonstrating the SPD's vision of work-life balance, he plans to take Wednesday afternoons off to pick up his two-year-old daughter from her crèche.But Mr Gabriel, who is mulling a run for chancellor in 2017, will by then be judged on a more daring project.
So the young events entrepreneurs broadened their ambitions and embarked on a much more daring project: a new music and arts space measuring 24,000 square feet.
They could play for a series of small and medium-sized winners rather than constantly trying for the big killing; they could reduce costs by paying stars and directors minimal amounts up front and dividing all revenues at the back end by fixed percentages — that would bring the initial costs way down and allow them to greenlight more daring projects.
This superbly stark portrait of the American dream at its coldest, scripted by the great novelist James Salter, began Redford's one-for-me, one-for-them strategy: he agreed to mainstream fare such as The Way We Were as long as the studios also backed his smaller, more daring projects.
He started his own band, Wood/Brass & Steel, in 1974 and even played with disco trio Musique (remember "In the Bush"?), before hitting his stride with the more daring projects of Sugar Hill and On-U in the '80s.
Pundits had urged Wolfgang to bring in new directors and to appoint a more daring successor.
A more daring selection of recent caricaturists would include Peter Saul, R. Crumb and Philip Guston.
The bikes come in a handful of stylish colors, from a simple white to a more daring Laguna Blue.
That makes us wonder if Turner will be wearing a more daring hue.
He challenges her to view the world in a more daring, selfless way.
