Sentence examples for projects that succeed from inspiring English sources

The projects that succeed are usually driven by a domain expert or business manager.

And that doesn't even get to projects that succeed in the fundraising stage, but fail afterward, like the spectacular (and very public) crashes of KREYOS and MyIDKey.

And, be tolerant of failure but deliver rewards only to those projects that succeed and have real results.

And the projects that succeed best in that regard are those where the student/educator team share the passion and commitment, as the educator is key to making the project repeatable.

For nearly a year there has been agitation within and beyond the scientific community about the conduct and publication of two research projects that succeeded in identifying specific mutations in the highly lethal H5N1 bird flu virus that enabled it to become presumptively transmissible among persons.

Other offbeat Off-Broadway projects that succeeded thanks to Media Blitz's promotional wiles include Sideshow Maven Todd Robbins Carnival Knowledgee, The Countess," and Grandma Sylvia's Funeral, which Beck kept running off-Broadway for four years -- long enough for every one of Sylvia's heirs to sue her estate for being left out of her will.

So how marvelous it is to hear a casual project that succeeds as thoroughly as the band Grand Slam did on Tuesday night at the Blue Note.

Cabot is also adjacent to the recently renovated Science Center Plaza, a popular area in the Common Spaces project that succeeded in bringing together students, faculty, and staff from across the University.

We find that the majority of projects that eventually succeed are not on a successful track at 75% of their funding period.

After all, when you launch a Kickstarter project, the odds are against you; 56percentt of Kickstarter projects fail to find funding — with some 32K projects in total having failed, compared to the 25K projects that succeeded.

Wouldn't it be helpful to find out about all of the other emergency housing projects that have succeeded — or failed — in similar situations?