Sentence examples for keep project from inspiring English sources

To keep project costs down, the bank must offer low rates, which depend in turn upon low capital costs.

Libraries make it easy to keep project files together, back them up en masse or share them with other PC's on the network.

While the book is peppered with just enough behind-the-scenes dish to keep "Project Runway" fans happy, it's also filled with personal stories and timeless lessons on living a well-mannered life.

Design/build (an increasingly popular approach that helped fast-track redevelopment in post-Katrina New Orleans) can ostensibly keep project costs down, and sustainability can mean reduced overhead in the long run.

The NASA administrator, Sean O'Keefe, has said he supports the law and would work with the White House and station partners to find other solutions to keep project going.

It is not however deemed possible to keep project staff tracking data collection for secondary outcomes (self reported outcomes) blinded to condition so the trial will only have double blind accuracy with respect to primary outcomes.

Keep projects personal: We talk about connecting schools, but it's really about connecting people.

To keep projects moving, city officials in recent years devised techniques to ensure capital funds were available.

MOSS: It's all about leverage, in terms of the people and the resources, what we know, how we manage people, how we keep projects moving forward.

Developers, who paid record-breaking prices for land during the boom years, are now desperately seeking ways to cut their costs and keep projects alive.

It's in the best interest of both sides to reach an accord, as developers are trying to keep projects alive and the unions want to keep their members employed and keep control of large-scale projects in the city.