Sentence examples for reliable project from inspiring English sources

Richard Legault, the chief executive of Brookfield Renewable Power, the division that oversees the Granite Reliable project in New Hampshire, declined to discuss his profit expectations in detail, but said the project might not have happened without government assistance.

To be profitable, if the bid process is successful, the best couple {innovative product; reliable project} has to be selected.

Producing accurate and reliable project cost estimations at an early stage of a project's life cycle remains a substantial challenge in the information technology field.

The absence of complete and reliable project information and the companies' unwillingness to engage seriously in dialogue with indigenous peoples' organizations have forced the Association to prepare for direct action.

"Without a reliable international project schedule, DOE neither can propose a final, stable funding plan for the U.S. ITER project, nor can it reasonably assure Congress that the project's cost will not continue to grow and the schedule will not continue to slip," the report says.

Even when models reproduce the past reasonably well, however, it doesn't guarantee that they're equally reliable at projecting the future.

Understanding organisms' sublethal responses and drawing on experimental ecological studies will lead to improved prediction of benthic community responses and more reliable assessment of project impacts.

In a post on its Open Source Blog, Google notes that times have changed since it set up Google Code way back in 2006, with the aim of providing a reliable and stable project hosting site.

In September 2000, a project reliable, highly optimized lead-acid battery (RHOLAB) started under the UK Foresight Vehicle Programme with the objective of developing an optimized lead-acid battery solution for hybrid electric vehicles.

Although several economic pundits argue there is no reliable way to project such an economic downturn, certain sectors are already slumping.

According to a European collaborative project, reliable and comparable data on cardiovascular disease (CVD) in migrant and ethnic minority groups are scattered, incomplete and missing in most European countries [ 1].