Sentence examples for continued development of the project from inspiring English sources

Continued development of the project is supported by a joint commission from The Whitney Museum of Art, Liverpool Biennale, and FACT, as well as a 2018 Rhizome Commission.

Baran, in his note, says a major error was spending on the initial crowdfunding money on continued development of the project based on the assumption that more money would be rolling in soon – leading to a situation where there's no route to pay back original backers, and no way to complete even a modest initial production run.

Alan Brunnen, head of Aker Solutions' subsea business, said: "West of Shetland is an exciting area for oil and gas and we are delighted to continue our successful relationship with BP by playing such a significant role in the continuing development of this project.

If the results of future GDH impact assessments are positive, as elements of the REEP House case study reveal, then they could be used to justify the existence and continued development of GDH projects.

Let's put the charm back into New York with small projects like the High Line, rooftop greening, park enhancement and continuing development of the waterfront.

CuraGen did not continue development of the molecule.

The need for continuous advocacy for eye care services within the KZN DoH beyond the project lifecycle is critical to the maintenance and continued development of refractive error services established through this project.

This paper presents continued development of a Safety Risk Assessment SRAA) toolkit to be used proactively during the design of healthcare facility projects.

In early October CCP confirmed continued development of its PC FPS game, 'Project Nova' and announced a new mobile game, 'Project Aurora,' both set in the EVE Universe.

2004: In 2004 Columbia was awarded $300,000 from the National Endowment for the Humanities to continue development of Digital Scriptorium, and move the project from Berkeley to Columbia.

Perhaps the most spirited of these projects is the continuing development of SPARCity -- Eric Owen Moss's name for the discontinuous loop of urban development he has been designing for Culver City, Calif.. (The project is named for the air rights over the former tracks of a Southern Pacific freight line).