Sentence examples for projects split from inspiring English sources

He and his former partners contend that the investigation cost them valuable time working on what they later learned were bogus project proposals, diverted their attention from potentially viable projects, split up their partnership, hurt their credibility in the aerospace industry and destroyed their businesses.

For visually-oriented people, this layout can help boost productivity (or at least cut down on stress) by letting them see big projects split into small, manageable parts.

"Or possibly, we could bifurcate the project, split it into two projects, with two developers each doing a part".

This "Karamazov" began as a six-part stage serial with six directors, but it ended up as a two-part project split into two four-hour evenings, both adapted and directed by Alexander Harrington.

While working at a coffee shop in Chicago, Chesley met Jason Narducy (who now plays with the Bob Mould Band, Superchunk, and a solo project, Split Single), and they bonded over mutual appreciation of Mould, the former singer of Hüsker Dü.

Assuming the implementation of the White Paper (EC 2011) targets, this is the projected split between these two modes.

But the agreement has protesters who had opposed the project split over whether it's a win or a loss, with some feeling their concerns were not addressed.

The position of a projected split light-field edge and its relative radiation field edge of a rounded leaf end MLC needs to be measured and implemented in the computerized treatment planning system [ 11].

"Beyond the design, the students had to figure out how to make a display, how to do the merchandising, how do we make it a brand?" About a dozen students from various classes and fields of study worked on the project, splitting into a marketing team and a design team.

To that end, here's how The XC90 will be priced (and the projected splits as a percentage of total model sales): 1. $33,350 for 2WD version.

The coalition government says that it will "create a level playing field" for open source software in government projects, and split large computing projects into smaller ones - which will give smaller companies a better chance to compete in tenders.