Sentence examples for projects were begun from inspiring English sources

But the construction projects were begun during a flush economy.

William fell ill and died before any of these projects were begun.

Large-scale water-conservation projects were begun in the early 1950s to provide more water for the expanding urban area.

Then, after the UDI was announced in 1965, hundreds of new manufacturing projects were begun in an effort to defeat economic sanctions by import substitution.

State and federal flood control and reclamation projects were begun after hurricane winds flooded the area in 1926 and 1928, and some 140 miles (225 km) of levees were constructed around the lake.

The projects were begun under the Clinton administration and approved then by Pentagon and Central Intelligence officials, but Ms. Hoinkes said she did not know details of the project at the time.

Still, plans for enormous projects are beginning to move ahead.

But projects are beginning to increase again, and the foundry is being sought out by more architects who have Frank Gehry-like visions of cladding their buildings in metal.

He and his colleagues hope this newest series of wildlife corridors helps encourage similar efforts in places across North America where interest in such projects is beginning to pick up.

This is a natural part of the ecosystem, and river restoration projects are beginning to consider this aspect of aquatic ecosystem dynamics.

While in countries like Nigeria, Uganda and Ghana, other mobile money projects are beginning to pay off, but there is still a long way to go.