Sentence examples for projects starting up from inspiring English sources

Back in 2011, Forum for the Future was looking for ways to scale up this sector, and to dramatically increase the number of community energy projects starting up in the UK.

In L.A., there are a couple of movie projects starting up.

Forbes: You have a lot of projects starting up this year like Kizomba, Goliat, Edvard Greig and more.

When Gretchen Rubin, the author of "The Happiness Project," started up her Kidlit book club in 2006, it was a furtive, underground pursuit.

The Illuminator project started up during the height of Occupy Wall Street in New York City in 2012, when someone suggested the movement needed a sort of Batman-like "bat-signal".

The most devastating reorganization actually occurred "a couple of weeks after the project started up" and despite the fact that the organization "had originally been selected because it was considered to be a fairly stable enterprise".

You can use this e.g., during the period when your project is starting up and doesn't have a lot of hosts yet.

The plan comes with China preparing a multibillion-dollar national investment initiative to support "moonshot" projects, start-ups and academic research in A.I., according to two professors who consulted with the government about the effort.

Longer term, the outfits that have typically taken on the most innovative projects–start-ups, small companies and the research divisions of major companies seemed likely to be facing a long drought of funding and of willing customers.

Provisioning resources from a cloud provider is fast (typically taking times on the order of 1 min to 1 hour) and there is usually no minimum rental period, reducing or eliminating the need for large capital expenses as projects start-up or expand.

With all the various independent film projects, start-ups and artists looking for funding through KickStarter, one in particular is making quite a stir -- Munchausen.