Sentence examples for projects will end from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, many infrastructure projects will end up resembling make-work, and house prices will fall.

These projects will end a relatively dry spell in hotel development in the area.

The prime minister has been warning voters recently of what may happen if the C.P.P. loses power: New infrastructure projects will end; the schools and pagodas bearing Hun Sen's name will be destroyed; civil war may break out.

In recent days, for example, the Iraqi minister for public works noted that because of large and rising costs for security, insurance and administration, expensive water projects will end up providing only half as much potable water as projected.

Now, with United Nations funding running out and opium still Afghanistan's leading cash crop, the pilot projects will end this year, Mr. Arlacchi said, "given lack of financial and political support".

The government argues that under Mr Monti's rules, all projects will end up having to be done entirely by the private sector (which means that many would not happen at all) or entirely by the public sector (which means it would be more expensive for taxpayers).

I'm 100 percent sure the love and energy we give to a project will end up inside of it.

If approved by the village board later this fall, as is expected, the project will end years of dissension over the future of the waterfront.

The project will end on the 31st of April at which time the distribution map of urban BMSB populations will be completed.

Kosovo's eight-year run as the biggest-ever U.N. project will end with great tension and a threat of violence that could spread to Bosnia.

So the risk of a complete collapse seems for now to have receded.But there remains a danger that, even if no further technical hitches arise, the enormous project will end up being a white elephant.