Sentence examples for projects lose from inspiring English sources

Many projects lose sight of their original aims through the long and often problematic process from inception to operation.

Plants aren't built, big projects lose investors, stores are closed (witness Starbucks) and jobs are lost.

Is it too dangerous?" Even when barriers arise or projects lose steam, he does not lose interest.

For Hackers, side projects lose traction in the design & distribution phrase, and fizzle... out".

Isn't that strange?" "Meaning he can be shamed, humiliated, lose millions of dollars, lose all of his projects, lose the respect of a lot of his fans and peers, and whatever else that comes with what he did," he continued, "but since he can still do a comedy set for free at a 200 seat club a year later, it means he got off easy.

These projects lost about $14 million for the Public.

Including such charges, BusinessWeek lost $43 million in 2008, and projects losing $41 million this year, before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.

(Raytheon kept the four projects losing the most money).

Builders are delaying and even declining projects, losing money, because they can't count on a predictable pipeline of workers.

Consequently, the report says, it was only being used to two-thirds of its potential, resulting in "hundreds of potential experiments not happening, industrial projects losing out and a missed opportunity for UK research".

"There's been a lot of projects lost because of the vote to move.