Sentence examples for better than projects from inspiring English sources

Projects that have a deadline, such as those launched by Greenpeace, Amnesty or the Red Cross, always work better than projects that are just ongoing.

"The holistic approach is better than project by project," Ms. Hendron said.

But I am beginning to think that Project Fear in its Brexit costume is doing much better than Project Fear in its remain clothing.

But income from regular operations excluding the one-time charges was 84 cents a share, 1 cent better than projected by the consensus estimate of I.B.M. analysts tracked by Thomson First Call.

If Romney can maintain a huge advertising edge (20 1, instead of, say, 4 1 or 5 1) in future states, then we should expect Romney to do better than projected by the existing demographic models.

At the U.S. Agency for International Development, Project Better Than Cash helped move second-degree foreign aid payments from cash to mobile phones, reducing waste and graft (which had been shown to increase costs by as much as 30percentt) and enhancing the safety of U.S. military personnel on the ground.

The need to shepherd these precious resources means that collaborative projects require better-than-usual project-management skills.

I thus had many credits to use, and with one of these I got Rubin's "Happiness Project" sequel, "Better Than Before: Mastering the Habits of Our Everyday Lives".

From this data, we can see that students tended to agree that the project was enjoyable and better than other projects in the class.

On Tuesday, however, the forecast shifted to project a 3.7 percentage point win for Mr. Obama in Ohio, incrementally better than his projected margin of victory nationally, 3.5 percentage points.

(I hope the results of this challenge are better than my project at the homeless shelter).