Sentence examples for be project from inspiring English sources
verb
To extend beyond a surface.
It will be Project Fear writ large.
The best parallel for the Bridge may be Project Athena.
"They aren't going to be technology investors, they'll be project investors," he said.
The agency says it is scrutinizing contracts more closely and training 200 people to be project supervisors.
Medium will be project specific and will extend to include the use of color.
They may be project managers leading and delivering projects to meet new organisational need or people setting up and running small businesses.
They tend to be project-based, pulling together casual workforces to achieve particular outcomes.
More and more people are choosing a contingent work style — that is, temporary work that may be project-based or time-based — over full-time or part-time work.
Or could Claire be projecting?
Early childhood program evaluations are a step in the right direction, but evaluations tend to be project-specific, without systematic relation to each other.
To begin with, since entrepreneurship is essentially project oriented, it makes sense that entrepreneurship education should be project-based too (Damon, Bronk & Porter, 2015; Geldhof et al., 2014).
