Sentence examples for help in a project from inspiring English sources

But almost a year ago that all changed when a group of stargazers decided to ask the public to help in a project to explore the northern sky.The Sloan Digital Sky Survey had been looking in this part of space for 16 years, producing so much information that astronomers assumed they would never get through it.

Participatory design can also help in developing a project that focuses on what the user needs rather than on what the healthcare provider thinks the user needs [ 19].

My last stop was Thomas Hirschhorn's "Bataille Monument," several hapless shacks, graffiti covered, thrown up with local help in a housing project filled with unemployed Turkish immigrants outside the center of town.

First, it helps in investigating a project's overall effectiveness.

Many volunteers for Rise Up are local artists who are happy to help on a project in the studio, run an art workshop in the hospital or participate in a gallery event such as 2nd Saturday Artwalk.

Michael Cohen asked the Kremlin for help on a project in January 2016.

As a trustee at Walking with the Wounded he has been asked to help oversee a project in Zambia and is training rangers who encounter many dangers.

In the lawsuit, Ms. Tymoshenko claimed that Mr. Manafort had helped Mr. Firtash in a project to use illicit proceeds from gas deals to buy and redevelop the former Drake Hotel on Park Avenue in Manhattan.

This should help plan projects, as problems can be anticipated in advance, or can help to analyse problems in a project retrospectively in order to learn from them. 2. Any intervention that is taken to improve a project, to make it successful, can be analysed and described with regard to one of the three objects (task, individual, or technology).

Geely Automobile, which is based in Hangzhou and owns the Swedish carmaker Volvo, turned to CH-Auto in the mid-2000s for help on a project that led to the Panda, now one of the most popular small cars in China.

The value of the checklist lies in helping identify a project's current and potential reputational weaknesses so that the project's leaders can develop appropriate doubt-mitigation measures.