Sentence examples for projects in general from inspiring English sources

Geothermal projects in general have encountered complications in recent years.

Sinclair has been unequivocal in his hatred of the Olympics, and of large-scale urban planning projects in general.

They might have been cheaper, too; Olympic infrastructure tends to break budgets even more than infrastructure projects in general do.

A new, more sinister meaning was born, and the word came to signify government make-work, later referring to wasteful government projects in general.

Responding to urgent requests from nine native tribes that depend on the headwaters for subsistence, the federal Environmental Protection Agency has now announced that it will assess the risks to the bay from mining and commercial projects in general.

The failure could have broad repercussions not only for the big laser, which is based at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, but also for federally financed science projects in general.

Though government officials discussed the project in general terms, Battelle has declined to comment.

Feynman's time at Los Alamos, and indeed the Manhattan Project in general, was marked by this kind of flexible response to technical challenges.

Michael Carey, the president of the city's Economic Development Corporation, said he supports the project in general, noting that it will bring additional jobs and economic activity to downtown Brooklyn, which has lagged behind the revival of most of Manhattan.

(This tone, which Cecily Strong also aped perfectly on "S.N.L.," is complicated: privately thrilled, superficially muted, clueless, canny, skeptical of everything except the project in general. It maps well onto high school).

MUCH of the commentary on Germany's role in Europe in recent months has lamented its apparently growing disenchantment with the European project in general and with the euro in particular.