Sentence examples for embattled projects from inspiring English sources

THE El Ad Group, which was behind one of the real estate boom's splashiest but also embattled projects, the conversion of the Plaza Hotel, has unveiled its first new condominium in New York since sales at the Plaza started in 2006.

The firing of Mr. Denault was the latest setback for the embattled project.

Two units went into contract last fall, and then sales all but stopped amid uncertainty over the future of the embattled project.

Sources indicate that tensions between government departments spiked after Duncan Smith refused to restart the embattled project afresh – a move that would have incurred massive write-off costs and political embarrassment.

The battle to stop the infamous Pebble Mine isn't over, but if you're a shareholder in the embattled project, 2015 was another disappointing year.

In 2011, Mitsubishi Corporation sold its interest, and in 2013, Anglo American withdrew from its 50percentt partnership in the project, leaving small Canadian mining company Northern Dynasty Minerals the 100percentt owner of the embattled project.

But he continued as an energy entrepreneur and consultant for another twenty years, while becoming increasingly involved in projects to help embattled natives in the Amazon.

A decision by the end of May to approve the controversial $5.3-billion 5.3-billionld give embattled Democratic candidates in more conservative states a timely accomprojectnt to tout to skeptical constituents.

PARIS — A French court ruled on Friday that Google infringed copyrights by digitizing books and putting extracts online without authorization, dealing a setback to its embattled book project.

Last night they did not just secure their Champions League lives for another season but they showed some of the grit and resolve that gives the embattled Wenger project more than just a glimmer of hope for the future.

No one in the novel wholly believes Brenda either, particularly its two central characters: Lorenzo (Big Daddy) Council, the "effusive and tireless" black police detective who functions as the unofficial mayor of the Henry Armstrong Houses, an embattled housing project where he himself grew up; and Jesse Haus, a hard-driving white woman who works as a reporter for a local paper.