Sentence examples similar to carefully orchestrated project from inspiring English sources

And what about the innovations in our own world — are they the result of carefully orchestrated projects, schemes, and hard work, or do they tend to bubble up from a million accidents and casual inspirations?

Rogue ideas are necessary, but they must be incorporated into a carefully orchestrated product release schedule.

OpenOffice is what's called an open-source project: a carefully orchestrated group effort by programmers all over the world, donating their time and talent to making a dent in the Microsoft monopoly.

These broadcasts, whether Fox's pregame show or Comedy Central's "Colbert Report" (which spent a week in Iraq last June), are carefully orchestrated these days by both the television companies and the military, an opportunity for each to project a certain image, no spontaneity allowed.

China has deflected some of the same frustrations through high-profile construction projects, spectacles like the 2008 Olympic Summer Games and the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, and carefully orchestrated campaigns of nationalist fervor.

In a downstairs gallery, the Bechers' project is poignantly yet powerfully echoed in one of the show's high points: "Detonation Deutschland," a carefully orchestrated video installation by Piero Steinle and Julian Rosenfeldt of Munich.

Other events were carefully orchestrated.

The confusion appears carefully orchestrated.

Every maneuver was carefully orchestrated.

The flavors are carefully orchestrated.

But the carefully orchestrated festivities continue unabashed.