Sentence examples for projects slipped from inspiring English sources

Several other projects slipped away too: Ms. Peirce met with Dave Eggers three times in 2002 to discuss adapting his memoir "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," but it never got off the ground; for a while she entertained the idea of directing "Memoirs of a Geisha," but no deal was struck.

He has never requested an "earmark", meaning funding for a pet project slipped into a bill.

There was a little fanfare, and the project slipped into the background.

Mr. Wright estimates that ground will be broken in December but others see the start of the project slipping well into next year.

Feeling his life's project slipping from his hands, Blum was understandably shaken, and it is sad to read of his anguished fears that he would be marginalized and forgotten.

This article considers threats to a project slipping on budget, schedule and fit-for-purpose.

It is appropriate to question the management paradigm that if the project slips then management is deficient (Sage et al. 2014).

Control is often preoccupied with preventable threats and neglectful of strategy and external threats that are chief reasons why EGAP fails and projects slip.

Project M slipped under the radar of everyone else in NASA, including the administrator, Maj.

Like many others, this project has slipped through without much protest, partly because it is so remote and unknown.

All of the big projects are slipping into the distant future.