Sentence examples for dealing with a project from inspiring English sources

Systems engineering involves dealing with a project, a system, at the level at which it operates.

It's the poster child for what not to do when dealing with a project facing fierce community opposition.

It requires a lot of money to create a large edifice in Lower Manhattan and it's difficult to raise money, especially if you're dealing with a project that has so much baggage attached to it, even if it is unfair baggage.

Don't take a day off just to avoid dealing with a project, co-worker, evaluation, etc.

Thanks to the electricity crisis, Mr Davis's approval rating is only 47% among registered voters, and he has to deal with a projected budget deficit of $17 billion.

On its second try in two days, the House of Representatives voted to override Gov. Jesse Ventura's veto of a bill to deal with a projected $2.3 billion shortage.

Last month, Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby said he expected layoffs to deal with a projected $5 million in lost revenue over the next three years.

Gov. David A. Paterson of New York set the precedent last year when he took $90 million from the money generated by the initiative to deal with a projected state budget deficit of nearly $50 billion through March 2013.

When Thomas R. Suozzi took office as Nassau County executive in January with a pressing need to deal with a projected budget deficit of $428 million over the next four years, he discovered there was no inventory of its properties.

Jangl is pushing the voice mail feature out to these products as well to deal with a projected increase in the volume of calls.

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