Sentence examples for projected deadlines from inspiring English sources

One of the things we learned over the last three months, since we started this venture, was that there is a much bigger need [to help] those entrepreneurs that are funded, but prior to actually having the product being sold … There are a number of concerns in the crowdfunding industry about products that have not been able to make their projected deadlines.

The projected deadline for the rebuilding of the stand is mid-May mid-May 2007

Obviously, they missed that projected deadline; but don't count their Femtocell product dead yet.

NASA is currently working with drone industry leaders to develop such a system, with a projected deadline of 2025.

9 The campaign aimed at reducing the incidence of HIV infection by 50%; however, it was not successful in meeting its goal by the projected deadline set for June 2011.

Some of the hardest-working people I know are professionals whose erratic hours are linked to project deadlines, meaning that they may sometimes work for 24 hours without stopping, before vanishing for a day to recover.

Are we grading students through standardized exams or by how they meet project deadlines and work with others to accomplish complex goals?

"Make no mistake," she said in a statement, "even this modest success is more than a year behind schedule, and the project deadlines of other private space companies continue to slip as well".

Todd Proebsting of Microsoft says the software giant has run a dozen or so such markets, and that they quickly and cheaply capture employee sentiment on project deadlines or software quality more accurately than any other measure.

I have my best ideas at dawn or at nightfall, but not if I switch on the lights – then I start thinking about projects, deadlines, demands, and the shadows and shapes of the house become objects, not suggestions, things that need to done, not a background to thought.

Project deadlines do not change, so one tries to fit 5 days' work into three.