Sentence examples for phrase the project from inspiring English sources

To coin a phrase, the project is too big to fail.

So, years before Trump began touting the phrase, the project dubbed "Law and Order" was born.

Suggestions for improvements are met with a "can't do" attitude or the standard phrase, "the project wouldn't pencil out".

By searching extant newspaper and Congressional databases for the frequency and context of particular words and phrases, the project will begin to uncover the logic and language and the partisanship or lack of it used to critique profits at three moments in U.S. History that resulted in government action to limit profit-making.

In the end, the famine, widely regarded as the worst in recorded history, is only euphemistically mentioned by the phrase that "the project of constructing socialism suffered severe complications".

The name MAC was chosen because the acronym stood for several significant phrases describing the project and its goals.

One bioinformatics researcher, himself involved in the Genome of the Netherlands project, phrased the need for differentiation as follows: '[B]efore, those populations did not seem to be so far apart but now that they have started to measure much deeper5, you can find variants that are very rare in populations, less than five percent for example.

For purposes of applying section 247d 6a(b)(1)(D) of this title to this paragraph, the phrase "BioShield Program under the Project BioShield Act of 2004" shall be deemed to mean the countermeasure and product advanced research and development program under this section.

The song also uses the phrase "housing project hill" which is taken from Jack Kerouac's novel Desolation Angels.

The phrase "vanity project" is sometimes associated with people who believe their collections are unique and should remain permanently intact in their own buildings.

So it doesn't make sense to phrase the expense of that project as a "cost" of adaptation.