Sentence examples for elusive project from inspiring English sources

In a piece published today in The Intercept, life-long privacy advocate Duncan Campbell describes his past few decades tracking down the elusive Project ECHELON, "the first-ever automated global mass surveillance system.

Not much is known about the elusive project, but from the trailer it appears to be a straight Lifetime movie--just Wiig and Ferrell in the dramatic roles that are usually reserved for Canadians who look like B-level versions of famous American actors.

Deborah Freedman's elusive landscapes project the elegance of memory.

But logic can be elusive; few project teams reach out as broadly as they should in their work".

EVEN though the market remains troubled and financing is as elusive for projects as for individual mortgages, at least two residential developers in Westchester are forging ahead, despite the compromises being forced on them by the economy.

Computer-aided design decision support has proved to be an elusive and intangible project for many researchers as they seek to encapsulate information and knowledge-based systems as useful multifunctional data structures.

But Franck's Symphony in D minor benefits from a conductor who can project the elusive structure of this moody, intricate work, as Mr. Muti did here in a compelling performance.

So far, nothing elusive has emerged — but the project is in its infancy.

The new work was part of a month-long project by the elusive street artist in New York.

For more than a decade, said Gerry Ottavino, a co-chairman of the civic association's environmental committee, financing for a storm damage reduction project has been elusive.

There was something elusive and tormented about the project, something of Ahab's pursuit of the Leviathan in "Moby-Dick" — more than a suggestion that to truly understand Quality, you must take leave of your senses.