Sentence examples for ill-fated projects from inspiring English sources

Their collaboration floundered over ill-fated projects.

Instead the production, based in Madrid, was one of those ill-fated projects in which everything went wrong, from interpersonal relationships to the weather.

There are certain ill-fated projects that loom large in comedy lore as examples of terrible ideas, backstage calamity, deleterious studio interference, or evidence of an audience's inability to recognize innovation in the moment.

There are certain ill-fated projects that loom large in comedy lore — as examples of terrible ideas, backstage calamity, deleterious studio interference, or evidence of an audience's inability to recognize innovation in the moment.

Although the researchers note that these findings are preliminary, they conclude that "social ties may encourage managers to escalate by investing further…in ill-fated projects" and they warn that "real options could lead to lower performance" if managers are encouraged to launch a flurry of projects on the assumption that they will be easy to kill down the road.

He spent much of that decade renovating an old chapel outside Bath and absorbing the teachings of the late Indian guru, Krishnamurti: "When I first heard him speak I wept buckets of tears". After Bradley and his agent parted amicably at the start of the decade, he put acting on the backburner and embarked on string of ill-fated projects.

Jodorowsky appeared in Jodorowsky's Dune (2013), a documentary about his ill-fated project.

The most high profile was former editor-in-chief Will Lewis, who was head of the ill-fated Project Euston.

Amnesty International UK's Government and Political Relations Manager Lucy Wake said: "On top of the apparent waste of money, there are a still a host of unanswered questions about this ill-fated project.

He should have protected his actors, even from themselves if they insisted on going ahead with what must have seemed an ill-fated project from the start.

In 2007, ITV, BBC Worldwide and Channel 4 joined forces to attempt to launch an online TV service, the ill-fated Project Kangaroo.