Sentence examples for project points from inspiring English sources

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

Alongside these frustrating setbacks, Amref's annual report for year two of the Katine project points to significant achievements.

Sadly, however, the problem is far deeper than an immediate lack of food, as a new paper for the Copenhagen Consensus project points out.

As Robin Reineke of the Missing Migrant Project points out, these are merely the bodies that agents chance upon; the true toll must be higher.Nor is a lonely death from exposure the only risk.

The Wisconsin project points out that more than one-fifth of Mrs. Clinton's ads were considered to contain negative content, as contrast ads, while less than 5percentt of Mr. Obama's were considered to have a negative tilt.

Jason Islas, editor of Santa Monica Next, a news site oriented toward the city's future and with a younger demographic than the Santa Monica median age (40.2, according to the Wellbeing Project), points to a variety of factors that make life unnecessarily difficult for that generation of residents.

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.

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

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

Mr. Negroponte also stressed the importance of the open source nature of the project, pointing out that every aspect of the the project would still be open source.