Sentence examples for project is throwing from inspiring English sources

One thing is for certain – the six month old MySpace Music project is throwing off a lot of cash to the labels.

The cost of the announced project is thrown into the mysterious grants commission machine and potentially distributed to other states as part of the equalisation formula.

But when the Mount Laurel lawsuit was filed that project "was thrown into a holding pattern," pending the outcome of the litigation, Mr. Tabatchnick said.

The £18bn Hinkley Point C nuclear project was thrown into doubt this week after after EDF's finance director, Thomas Piquemal, resigned after opposing the deal.

The project was thrown into disarray when the original road contractor went bankrupt partly because of overtime payments and poor construction.

But the future of the project was thrown into doubt a few weeks later when the tribe announced that it had dropped the company it had allied with to develop and operate the casino, and signed on with another partner, Park Place Entertainment. Park Place then disclosed that it was seeking to switch the site of the casino from Monticello Raceway to the Kutsher's Country Club nearby.

The eventuality of the project was thrown into uncertainty last summer when 50percentt partner Apache who was to produce the LNG for the project pulled out, highlighting global gas market uncertainty.

However, the future of such projects was thrown into question by the "Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century," which President Clinton signed into law on June 9.

Behind walls, wrapped in a punitive silence, the offender receives whatever policies, ideas and projects are thrown to him by people who have seldom attempted to understand his landscape.

Philadelphia, a city that is closing neighborhood schools and leaving school children bereft of art and music teachers due to a miserly state budget, is throwing millions – a projected $729 million – at charter schools.

But this is a discretionary metric unless you think Google's management is throwing its money away on vanity projects.