Sentence examples for question project from inspiring English sources

However, as I've described on my Atlantic Yards Report blog and detail below, there is ample reason to question project proponents.

The four monologues in question project the loss and the struggle of the artist with the introduction 'a Departure', and the three interludes, 'a Letter', 'a Poem' and 'a Broken Jar'.

In a past "QUESTion Project" lab, a group of us were engaged in dialogue during our exploration of "Interconnectedness". Talking about the experience of interconnection brought to the surface our experiences of "disconnection".

Launched in 2014, Open Future Institute's QUESTion Project inspires high school and university students with a sense of infinite possibilities, and empowers them to shape their life and future with meaning and purpose.

As an intern for "The QUESTion Project," a non-profit endeavor that focuses on finding purpose and meaning whilst empowering one to be fearless and conscious, I arduously contemplated the courage to love after watching Bronx students talk about its importance.

So we're introducing "The Question Project," a series of posts dedicated to the proposition that if we as voters don't start asking both presidential candidates some tougher, more probing questions about their plans for the economy and the country, we're not going to get the solutions we need.

TG-2 was organized around three projects that aimed to answer three questions: Project 1.

The "big questions" project was one of several ideas Varmus threw out when he took the helm of NCI last July after stepping down as director of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.

The list of organizations supporting the 20 Questions project (see below) is a Who's Who of the American science enterprise.

Dell Computer skidded 2, to 39 9/16, after being downgraded by an analyst at U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray who questioned projected revenue growth.

On Monday we provided an overview for how the unit works, including the guiding theme, goals, essential questions, projects and Common Core standards addressed.