Sentence examples for prized project from inspiring English sources

On Iran, some of his advisers argued that destroying "the regime's prized project" – its nuclear facility – would help the Iranian opposition, while others worried it would stir up Iranian nationalism against the US.

Europe's struggle with economic stagnation is raising questions about whether its prized project — the shared euro currency — can bounce back or even just survive.

But the move is raising hackles not just in industry but among state governments that are keen to back prized projects.

Once a dream destination for children from across the Soviet Union, the huge Crimean children's camp Artek is one of the Kremlin's most prized projects in the region.

The prize project was a hilltop rock observatory, which he termed an American counterpart to Stonehenge.

Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism and the Nieman Foundation at Harvard announced the winners of the Lukas Prize Project Awards, given to works of literary nonfiction.

The awards will be presented on May 6 in Cambridge, Mass., in conjunction with the 2000 Lukas Prize Project nonfiction writers conference.

Sponsored by the family of the late Mark Lynton, a historian and senior executive at Hunter Douglas in the Netherlands, the Lukas Prize Project is named for a Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign and national correspondent for The New York Times.

"When you don't have those basics, even for someone who may want to participate in a prize project, there are a lot of limitations".

One of Whitey's most prized pet projects is shipping arms to the provisional IRA.

The hacking scandal has delivered a blow to News Corporation's push into the potentially lucrative education sector, a project prized by Mr. Murdoch.