Sentence examples for problems of project from inspiring English sources

Internal rate of return avoids problems of project scale or length in making comparisons.

The Countryside Management System is a relatively successful system conceived 'bottom up' as a modest experiment by site managers to solve their immediate problems of project control but has significant limitations.

Jack Beeson's "Practice in the Art of Elocution," a short comic work -- Mr. Beeson called it an operina -- in which a soprano and her accompanist deal with the problems of projecting texts set to music.

"Part of the problem of projecting the extreme cases is that people then extrapolate that and say that applies to everybody who is on benefits.

The problem of projecting the sphere on a flat surface is not dealt with at any length, for his work, as he said, was designed not for mathematicians but for statesmen who must know countries, natural resources, and customs.

We study the problem of projecting a distribution onto (or finding a maximum likelihood distribution among) Markov networks of bounded tree-width.

In this paper we address the problem of projecting mortality when data are severely affected by random fluctuations, due in particular to a small sample size, or when data are scanty.

From his point of view, Mr. Keene said, the special problems of the project were space limitations and the need to tailor it to his customer's photographic interests.

"Islands insist on patience, I learned," Bunting writes, and through attention, intelligence and subtlety, she overcomes the potential problems of the project.

The Blues published a presentation made to Chelsea Pitch Owners (CPO) last week explaining the problems of the project.

The Chinese government has acknowledged the problems of the project, but continues to export its technology overseas.