Sentence examples for challenge to project from inspiring English sources

Much of the music is so quiet that it can be a challenge to project it in as large a space as Carnegie Hall.

Defining the ideal suite of monitoring technologies to be deployed at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) site presents a challenge to project developers, financers, insurers, regulators and other stakeholders.

The research poses challenges to project management analysis, SDL and research design in assessing evidence.

Since the management of software projects incorporating the crowd poses new challenges to project managers, we also discuss approaches that help to manage such projects and to ensure a high-quality software product.

The characteristics of Mega construction projects bring great difficulties and challenges to project management, as in the aspects of complexity, uncertainty, integrated management, etc. Mega industrial construction is more difficult to managers.

One of the first challenges to projecting the impacts of climate change on mediterranean ecosystems worldwide is defining the MCE.

"The challenge is to project to our members a sense of urgency," said Dennis Rivera, president of the health-care workers union, 1199/SEIU, which is closely allied with the Clinton campaign.

In planning to battle terrorists who can coordinate jetliner attacks on the United States -- and may eventually acquire weapons capable of killing tens of thousands or more at once -- Mr. Rumsfeld said the challenge was "to project yourself forward.

The shattered limbs and lives of these youths should challenge our desire to project military might overseas, not reinforce it.

For another, one of Mr. Bush's sustained challenges has been to project a proper degree of presidential seriousness, which his playfulness carries the risk of undercutting.

Determine how to appropriately respond to project challenges that address time, quality and cost.