Sentence examples for projects paid for from inspiring English sources

Many projects paid for by outsiders are never completed, or fall into disrepair shortly after completion.

It is hoped that it will remove lingering doubts over projects paid for but never built.

Social projects, paid for partly by the Fairtrade premium, were found not to provide equal benefit to all.

It was one of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal projects, paid for in part with federal funds intended to lift the country out of the Great Depression.

However, with the development projects paid for through hefty loans from China that required employment of Chinese businesses, Pakistan's debt ballooned.

In 2006 Amir Attaran of the University of Ottawa co-authored a paper in the Lancet, a British medical journal, pointing to apparently falsified results and other deficiencies in health projects paid for by the bank.

High-return projects pay for themselves.

Suez says the cost ranges from €200,000 (£176,000) for a pool to €1m for an apartment block, and that such projects pay for themselves over eight to nine years without subsidies and at normal energy prices.

While they cost more to build, the USGBC estimates most green projects pay for themselves in around seven years, especially as property agents say rents in LEED-certified buildings can be up to 30% higher.

The constituent groups involved in the 65th Street project paid for the rest.

Unable to pay, he put off the operation for a year until a charity project paid for it.