Sentence examples for described projects from inspiring English sources

The majority of publications described projects in early stages of development or with non-prospective study designs.

Robert L. Genuario, the governor's budget director, echoed Mr. Looney when he described projects like UConn and the state funding of technical schools as investments in the state's future.

Standard & Poor's warned today that Chinese banks appeared to be trying to prop themselves up by issuing new loans at a furious pace, in many cases financing vaguely described projects with little discernible effect on China's overall economic output.

As former teachers ourselves, we're well aware that the most effective lessons are usually ones that involve hands-on work, so we weren't surprised that nearly all of the 406 entries described projects that fell into that category.

A recent issue of Cultural Survival, a magazine that covers indigenous people and ethnic minorities, described projects to bring the Web to communities as varied as the reindeer-herding Sami of Scandinavia and northern Russian, the aboriginal peoples of the Northwest Territories in Canada, the ethnic minorities of Burma and native Hawaiians.

Yet they shared an air of optimism even when some described projects that have dragged on for over a decade.

The described methodology was developed and used for the first time in the described project.

In the era of "dark money," as anonymous political donations are often described, Project Veritas has been thriving.

Grant number MM-0523-03-02/02 from the CDC supported the described project.

"You cannot describe projects in the financial services sector as anything as socially valuable as creating industrial wealth.

It goes on to say: "It's difficult to describe projects in Dubai without the use of superlatives.