Sentence examples for projects die from inspiring English sources

Still, most philosophical projects die with the philosopher.

"So we can call that the 'restored area,' though there are issues around that, because often the corals in these projects die," Hughes went on.

Facility engineers in the trenches can identify opportunities to improve energy productivity, from upgrading minor components to optimizing entire systems, but if there is a cultural divide between these engineers and corporate decision makers, promising projects die on the vine.

If these sustainable energy projects die now, it will take many years for all of them to recover, way too late to meet the next sure thing energy crisis, again.

"Second generation crops are developed in universities, and then those projects die," Lemaux says.

That was it.The problem with artificial intelligence, and the reason so many of the research projects died away, is that the real world is too complex for it.

Dan Kiley, a seminal landscape architect who combined modernist functionalism with classical design principles in more than 1,000 projects, died on Saturday at his home in Charlotte, Vt.

His wife of 61 years, Anne, an educator and writer who was an active partner in his projects, died in 2003.

Jack E. Cermak, an engineer who was among the first to use a wind tunnel to gauge the wind's impact on skyscrapers and who did consulting work on the World Trade Center and the Sears Tower, among other projects, died Aug. 21 at his home in Fort Collins, Colo.

The problem of promising pilot projects dying a natural death when the funding comes to an end is a real one, in many countries and in many fields of public health including adolescent health [ 3, 4].

"The first thing we did was fire the planning department and let the freeway project die," Harcourt says.