Sentence examples for a term for projects from inspiring English sources

"Scope creep" is a term for projects that are bid with one set of assumptions, but they quickly become larger than planned.

The same policy document recognized the need for longer contractual terms for "projects with a long production cycle, such as fruit-trees, woods and forests, denuded hills and wasteland..."..

Students will be assessed on homework and a term project for which examples from own research are encouraged.

For a term project, Wendy Hapgood, MSSM '16, investigated the possible illegal sale of ivory at shops in Manhattan.

An instructor may, however, set the due date for a term paper or project during the reading period.

The over-all effect is like what a politically minded class of fourth graders might do for a term project if they had access to a lot of electronic toys: joyous, spring-heeled, impatient, unafraid to speak out.

I remember when I took my neurobiology of disease course at Harvard Medical School and each student got to choose a disease that they wanted to study for a term project.

(The Institute's name refers to the "search for extraterrestrial intelligence," an umbrella term for a number of projects that began in the sixties, some funded by NASA).

(The Institute's name refers to the "search for extraterrestrial intelligence," an umbrella term for a number of projects that began in the sixties, some funded by NASA.) Vakoch has degrees in comparative religion, the history and philosophy of science, and clinical psychology ("I expected to become an astronomer, but discovered that I was more interested in people than in stars," he told me).

People are not likely to care about collaborating on projects they feel are unworthy of their contribution (a derisive term for this kind of project is WOMBAT -- Waste Of Money, Brains And Time).

Some commentators have labelled him a "project" - a Kenyan term for stooge - of powerful forces keen to block Mr Odinga's ascent to power.