Sentence examples for project point from inspiring English sources

But the Coastal Commission and other advocates of the project point to abundant scientific evidence portraying the wetlands as endangered.

As academic researchers monitoring the project point out, Manchester still lacks power over the real drivers of ill health and differing outcomes: social and economic inequality.

Reform organisations such as the Sentencing Project point out that much of the blame rests with the "tough on crime" stance of politicians in the 1980s and 90s.

Yet supporters of the project point out that Heavy D, who released his first hit in 1987, grew up in Mount Vernon, as did the producer Pete Rock, and that Sean Combs lived in the city for years.

He and his colleagues at the Ground Water Project point out that while the country has the lowest rainfall in Western Europe, it consumes the most water per capita after Italy.

Over the past 40 years, women's wages have risen sharply but, as Michael Greenstone and Adam Looney of the Hamilton Project point out, median incomes of men have dropped 28 percent and male labor force participation rates are down 16 percent.

Les Gelb, who worked on the project, pointed out other differences at the Daily Beast today.

In the candlelight, they project pointed orange shadows onto the walls.

As the Mississippi Innocence Project points out, the study Hayne cites here does't seem to exist.

Ms. Sadik-Khan, who supervised the pedestrian plaza project, pointed to the new, longer routes as a culprit.

With the economy struggling and poverty rising, the project points architecture, and the architectural conversation, in the right direction.