Sentence examples for projects set out from inspiring English sources

Both audits showed progress was being made toward conserving what the projects set out to save, but the projects had a long way to go to be truly sustainable, especially in Komodo National Park.

While Bitcoin was the first and is the most prominent project in the category, many of the other projects set out to improve upon a certain aspect of Bitcoin's protocol or tailor it towards a specific use case.

Three major scientific projects set out this season to seek evidence of life in lakes deep under the Antarctic ice — evidence that could provide clues in the search for evidence of life elsewhere in the solar system, perhaps in Mars's past, or even now under the surface of Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons.

As 16 countries vie for the European soccer championship, fans revel in the kind of nationalistic fervor that the European project set out to tame.

The project set out to duplicate the archives of the Supreme Military Court in Brasilia, which documented the proceedings of the trials of more than 7000 political defendants.

This young columnist is hardwired into the project set out in Britannia Unchained and gives his readers a weekly report from the frontline.

Our year-long research project set out to explore the best approaches to peer review, canvassing the opinions of academic authors, reviewers and the journal editors who oversee the process.

The Fairtrade, Employment and Poverty Reduction in Ethiopia and Uganda project set out to improve our understanding of how global trade in agricultural commodities affects the lives of poor rural Africans, especially through wage employment.

The slow uptake of gender analysis in the natural sciences and engineering is the problem that the Gendered Innovations project set out to solve.

The JSTEPS project set out to assess CM implementation processes among community corrections actors using a PDSA (plan-do-study-act) quality improvement process (Deming 1982; Shewhart 1931).

The project set out to explore whether "gamification" could be used to encourage pro-environment behaviour among people who normally did not engage with green issues.