Sentence examples for projects nowadays from inspiring English sources

Most government projects nowadays aren't like the wilderness paths built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s; they're complicated and require specialised skills.

As a rule, directors of landscape archaeological projects nowadays involve physical geographers in order to study erosion and sedimentation as potentially influential post-depositional processes that may expose or cover up archaeological remains (long) after regions or sites were abandoned.

Turns out school is all about projects nowadays, and the kids get stressed out because they don't know what the hell they're doing.

With a steady decline in costs as new technologies are developed and/or refined, sequencing projects nowadays are not only taxonomically broad but increasingly deep, e.g. the 1001 Genomes Project for Arabidopsis (1001genomes.org) and ~1000 isolates of Staphylococcus aureus sequence type 239 (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/).ac.uk/ena/

To Kickstart, or rather, crowdfund, is not a guarantee for success, although it is one of the best ways to fund a project nowadays.

Although the increase of this research activity is rather recent, a great number of research papers and collaborative projects exist nowadays.

"It's a problem for universities," says Eben Upton, co-founder of the Raspberry Pi project and nowadays a trustee of the non-profit foundation that manages the programme.

You can find more transgressive and troublingly icky sex on the internet before breakfast than will pass before the MPAA ratings board in the next century (they're even getting to "fifth base" on The Mindy Project, meaning nowadays the most offensive thing about the butter sequence in Last Tango In Paris is the saturated fats).

Nowadays, projects involve many activities.

Nowadays, projects and project management can be found in virtually all organisations.

Nowadays, research projects to redesign the Internet are popping up around the world [1].