Sentence examples for frivolous project from inspiring English sources

Dolores Labs co-founders Lukas Biewald and Christopher Van Pelt began with a frivolous project.

A robot comedian might sound like a frivolous project – but this kind of experiment could help make all kinds of devices a bit more useful and a bit easier to use.

Each shoe adaptation comes with a small excerpt by the designer explaining both the cultural and personal significance of each product, an element of contextual information that elevates Sneakered from a fun but mildly frivolous project to a poignant exploration of collective cultural exploration through footwear.

Companies are using it for more frivolous projects, too.

He takes Strepsiades' hard-earned money and wastes it on frivolous projects like chariots and horses.

If the mayor wants to gain leverage in negotiations by delaying construction projects, he should halt frivolous projects like the construction of a new minor league baseball stadium in Staten Island instead of using our children as pawns in complex negotiations.

The Florida Chamber of Commerce is leading a multimillion-dollar campaign to gather support for the changes, painting the process as an avenue for wealthy individuals and special-interest groups to get expensive or frivolous projects approved.

But given that many of the schools mentioned in your article are public institutions, I'm outraged that educators are throwing money into such frivolous projects at a time when tuitions are rising and fewer middle-class Americans can afford to send their children to college.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Agency has pretty much wasted its enormous $3.7 billion/year budget on frivolous projects and does almost nothing to rescue the severely ill.

Increasing the gas tax would simply allow Congress to increase spending on often-frivolous projects that do nothing for highway travelers, with no guarantee that it would keep spending below revenues.

Within the I.D.B., many bankers objected to a loan for such a frivolous-seeming project.