Sentence examples similar to destroying project from inspiring English sources

They are known for destroying projects.

We have now extended these observations in a different transgenic AD model, i.e. Tg APParc mice that recapitulates the stereotypic development of AD pathology, and have used a different approach (excitotoxin-induced lesion) to destroy projecting neurons, assessing both up and downstream connecting brain regions.

The polls showed public opinion running against British entry, and though in those days, leaders liked to believe that an endorsement from them might be enough to sway uncertain voters, Heath knew he might risk destroying a project at the heart of his political life.

I told him that his crafty staging of inflammatory propaganda parading as political debate was cheapening a desperately needed public discussion in the U.S. and destroying the project of democracy on which it depends.

But some nagging questions persist: Should he now destroy every project about others' histories?

Understandably, the guys on the shop floor grew to be very wary of the splicer, as they were never sure whether it would destroy their project.

"We had hoped that Prince Charles had retreated from his position on modern architecture, but he single-handedly destroyed this project".

The 75-year old Labour peer claimed the prince "single-handedly destroyed the project" and attacked him for using his influence behind closed doors to persuade the Qatari royal family, which owns the site, to drop his scheme.

"If what I just heard is that on this matter which threatens our very existence, we should just say, we should just hand the keys over to the Americans and tell them, 'You decide whether or not to destroy this project, which threatens our very existence,' well, that's one possible approach, but it's not my approach," he said.

Days before the show opened, China's censors removed and then destroyed "Bat Project 2," an installation by the Paris-based artist Huang Yong Ping that portrayed cut-up parts of the American surveillance aircraft that collided with a Chinese military plane over the South China Sea in 2001.

It concludes: "Disruption of ongoing research will result in irreparable setbacks and, in many cases, may destroy a project altogether.