Sentence examples for in danger project from inspiring English sources

Mianlenger hopes the Independent's Voices in Danger project will help his client's cause: "I hope more and more people know about him.

Is a ceremony about a defunct monarch, laden with Christian ritual and attended by a clutch of minor royals, not in danger of projecting a rather exclusive and backward-looking message?

Then in the following month a Cabinet Office review of all major Whitehall projects put an "amber-red" warning on UC – designating it as a project in danger of failing.

The first official government admission that Iain Duncan Smith's flagship plans to remake the welfare state has hit trouble emerged on Friday night when the Cabinet Office's review of all major Whitehall projects branded the universal credit programme as having fallen into "amber-red" status, a category designating a project in danger of failing.

But Lexington Avenue is a busy place, and by early 1981, when I wrote in the architecture journal Skyline that the building was on an assemblage site and in "immediate danger," the project to replace it was proceeding without any outcry.

The city has changed its tax abatement rules to give developers an incentive to complete projects in danger of being abandoned.

With nearly one in five major government projects in danger of failure, there are still significant gaps in how Whitehall oversees the delivery of such schemes, according to the National Audit Office NAOO).

When that happens, the Google projects are in danger of cancellation, and nobody likes working on a canceled project.

Dubai World expressed its disinclination to invest more money into the $8.0 billion project since MGM appears to be in danger of breaching its contract and project costs keep climbing even though CityCenter has been scaled back.

This great project was in danger of petering out as an also-ran.

In October of 2017, it's easy to worry that the human project is in danger.