Sentence examples for projects at all from inspiring English sources

"There are no projects at all under way," Osamu Suzuki, the chairman of Suzuki, said at a news conference in Tokyo, comparing the situation to "getting a divorce".

Mr. Day added that the Russian approach of undertaking a large, complex mission after years with no projects at all contrasted sharply with NASA's strategy, which includes some smaller missions.

Answers to those questions are important because they could have some impact on the more than $10 billion being spent by the agency and by the airlines for huge modernization projects at all three airports.

Instead of racing ahead on the next cutting-edge discovery, our scientists are left wondering if they'll get to start any new projects, any new research projects at all over the next few years, which means that we could lose a year, two years of scientific research as a practical matter because of misguided priorities here in this town.

In a separate move, Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries introduced legislation on Tuesday to help developers refinance troubled loans worth up to $150 million and make it easier to turn troubled condo and rental projects at all stages of construction into moderate-income rental units.

John Marburger, President Bush's science adviser and Brookhaven's former director, is working with the Office of Homeland Security to match research projects at all of the national laboratories with funding agencies, chiefly the Departments of Defense, Health and Human Services and Energy.

Without his sacrifice, the congregation probably could not afford the project at all.

His first thought was that perhaps he couldn't go on with the project at all.

"Roadie," he said, "do you think I should undertake such a project at all, given my age?

In the five months after The Times's initial account there were no newspaper articles on the project at all.

Better, then, to accept at the outset that Urban Dictionary is not a lexicographical project at all.