Sentence examples for projects enough from inspiring English sources

Yet he projects enough quiet authority that he seldom has to bother.

Yet developers faced with steep costs for cleaning up former industrial sites cannot necessarily afford to scale back projects enough to preserve vistas and offer public access, said Geoffrey Thompson, a spokesman for developers.

It is, inescapably, a speech at odds with itself: a backward glance that impels forward motion; an election-year pitch that strives for statesmanship; a speech that acknowledges that power is receding yet projects enough "energy in the executive," as Alexander Hamilton put it in Federalist No. 70, to finish the job.

Today, the company is rolling out its service with about 250 kilowatts worth of projects (enough energy to power roughly 41 homes, according to estimates by the Solar Energy Industries Association).

Since 2012 the company has developed more than 4.3 gigawatts of renewable projects, enough energy to power more than 700,000 homes.

The city plans to contribute up to $150,000 per unit to permanent supportive housing projects, enough in most cases to pay about a third of the cost.

I've already found someone who has a lab at a world-class university, and who likes my project enough to want to apply for funding with me.

She has a reputation as one of the hardest working brokers around, but disputed suggestions that she was too busy to give the Park Avenue project enough attention.

As she worked the game, she said she worried that she was not projecting enough energy and feared she was speaking in monotone.

For all its flaws, "The Bridge" is clearly an ambitious project — enough so that I'm keeping my fingers crossed, hoping there's something better on the other side.

Biden had to reassure them, revivify them and project enough energy to halt the narrative that the Republican ticket was surging and the Democratic one souring, a carton of milk past its expiration date.