Sentence examples for more successful project from inspiring English sources

"Top Design" is one of Bravo's lesser-known competition shows, but it employs the same formula as the channel's more successful "Project Runway" and "Top Chef".

This is bound to be a more successful project for Fox than her newest upcoming movie; her film with Mickey Rourke, "Passion Play," is set for a very limited release before going to DVD in May.

Most of these participants believed that pre-existing relationships between partners, such as a former PhD supervisor-student relationship, often resulted in more successful project outcomes: "… well for the PI in the UK we have known for two years and each year they will be here doing work or training programs with us.

Most of the group's more successful projects were undertaken in Shanghai.

A recipe which, looking back now, provided the prototype for the altogether more successful projects Apatow and co have collaborated on ever since.

Or perhaps they weren't sufficiently familiar with Jones's more successful projects, such as "Oculus," her installation at the World Trade Center/Chambers Street subway stop, which consists of three hundred eye-shaped mosaics.

This is needed in order to understand the reasons why reforestation projects succeed or fail and therefore to design more successful projects in future.

In the end, he barely reached 10% of  that goal, proof that crowd-funding does not work for every project, despite the recent rash of enthusiastic coverage of more successful projects.

Despite hosting many more successful projects, unsuccessful dollars raised (in other words, those associated with projects that didn't meet their goal) on both platforms is around the same, with Kickstarter seeing $83 million raised and Indiegogo only slightly behind at $70 million.

In addition to VenCorps, Cambrian House itself will be keeping some of its more successful projects alive, including desktop fighter game Gwabs, independent-film funding service FilmRiot, Digg-like charity Greedy or Needy, mobile app testing site Mob4Hire, and virtual gift-wrapping app Prezzle.

It is important to note that the more successful projects were part of broader programming approaches of the UNICEF supported Country Programmes of Cooperation.