Sentence examples for choosing projects from inspiring English sources

Vickrey had a keen interest in human welfare, often choosing projects with practical applications.

Ms. Blanchett says she wants to continue choosing projects on the basis of the characters and her colleagues.

One criterion in choosing projects to finance, he added, was whether they were going to create new data sets and computer codes that other researchers would find useful.

He is in no danger of becoming Tom Cruise any time soon, in part because he is less concerned about big-league stardom than choosing projects he can do without plugging his nose.

In choosing projects, he said, "the first question we ask is, Will this stand proudly next to Monterey Pop and 'Me and Bobby McGee?' " Indeed, Mr. Getz said that when he questioned Mr. Jampol about the estate's initial opposition to "Can't Be the Only One," he was told that a "new" Joplin-penned song, even without her vocals, would be squandered on such a small-scale project.

Looking into it (she is a business school professor, after all), Ms. Ibarra found research (in a coming paper by a Harvard sociologist, Erin Reid) suggesting that what works for her is a variation on what some male workers have found for years: that subtly choosing projects, clients and colleagues who permit more flexibility can allow men to maintain a balance between family and professional life.

However, he continued to choose projects based on personal interest rather than box-office potential.

The World Bank will administer the fund and help choose projects to finance, in conjunction with the African Development Bank and the International Fund for Agricultural Development.

Site users choose projects, see exactly what their money pays for, add it to the basket, and expect progress reports after they have purchased.

This would force states to choose projects wisely and keep them within budget, and it would undoubtedly save taxpayers a lot of money.

Funds allocated regularly to states based on a legislative formula allow local scientists to set priorities and choose projects that address immediate crises.