Sentence examples for out of a project from inspiring English sources

Using instead of owning a resource lowers the cost of pulling out of a project.

One of the designers, Peter van Hengel, explained to me that the idea grew out of a project at the University of Groningen, which simulated the workings of the inner ear with computer models.

You can't always take out of a project what you put in.

This paper comes out of a project initially conceived by Health Action International (HAI) [ 22], a consumer-based non-governmental organization, on how to incorporate the World Health Organization's Ethical Criteria for Medicinal Drug Promotion into national legislation.

"Usually, we get in and out of a project pretty fast," Bentley explains.

The program arose out of a project looking into visual classification tasks.

These numbers come out of an international project known as Bedmap2.

Only this week Margaret Hodge – she who must be obeyed – condemned Iain Duncan Smith's hideously complicated universal credit as having all the hallmarks of an "out-of-control project".

But at this point nearly 300 Ospreys are already in service or in production, and some $36 billion out of a projected $54 billion has been spent.

But by 1 p.m., the election commission had counted only 8 million votes out of a projected 10 to 11 million.

While her world fell in ruins around her, she managed to draft two novellas/ sections out of a projected five before being taken to Auschwitz.