Sentence examples for poor projected from inspiring English sources

Indeed the poor projected survival, reduced added benefit of therapy and increased cognitive impairment seen in ESRF coupled with changing views of clinicians has increased dialysis withdrawal rates.

Along with security issues, donors are wary of widespread corruption and poor project governance.

This hearing is one long slow-motion throwing the government under the bus for poor project management.

A review found that poor project management and uncompetitive bidding had helped to lose £50m in profit.

This patient, who had no insurance and informed me that he lived in the "poorest of the poor" projects essentially had his private nurse around the clock.

No project gives the movement a bigger black eye than Boston's $14 billion "Big Dig," with its escalating costs, repeated delays and poor project management.

The company blamed optimistic pricing of contracts, late completion, skill shortages, rising costs and poor project management for the woes at its UK business.

Lord Adonis, who set out the plans for the network as transport secretary in 2010, lambasted the coalition's inertia and "extremely poor project management".

It is often the case that heavy initial investment in a poor project results in a temptation to spend more money on the project in the hope of recovering the sunk cost or preventing embarrassment.

Adonis added: "The provision for contingencies is now 50% of the £28bn cost – straightforward evidence of very poor project management on the part of HS2 and ministers, and an open invitation to massive overspending and to very lax cost control".

Howard Shiplee, a former Olympics executive, has now been drafted in and he said earlier this week that, while he had found "examples of poor project management in the past" and "a lack of transparency", the department had now "put that right".