Sentence examples for projects turned out from inspiring English sources

Many projects turned out to be tainted by corruption or geared to enrich the donor nation's contractors, not the impoverished borrowers.

When a majority of the company's projects turned out to be expensive failures, Lennon brought in Klein to put an end to the dreaming and get rid of the freeloaders.

One of Mansfield's projects turned out to be the Apple Watch.

The first experiences with the HSR projects turned out to be positive and some of the results served as a basis for the NDP revision in 2001 [ 21].

That's because, no matter how Moretti's individual research projects turn out, his method, in itself, makes a meaningful statement.

"Our guiding philosophy is 'investment, investment, investment.' " Even if many such projects turn out to be wishful thinking, economists have expressed alarm that municipalities are still chasing debt-financed growth.

It doesn't matter if nine in 10 of the projects turn out to be dead ends if the 10th is the game changer that would never have happened otherwise.

Few side projects turn out as well as Cat's Eyes, a bit of extracurricular fun for Horrors frontman Faris Badwan and Italian-Canadian soprano Rachel Zeffira, which has so far delivered two swooningly lovely records and a pair of guerrilla gigs in the Vatican and Buckingham Palace.

A differentiation between national and local level projects turns out to be beneficiary for the broader debate on aid diversification.

Only time will tell how these and other projects turn out, but we'll be here documenting the development process as it unfolds.

A terrible Jason Voorhees game aside, these "bad" games had qualities that meaningfully contributed to my broader understanding of the medium, and why some of these projects turn out better than others even if some are destined for lists exclusively compiling the worst games ever made.