Sentence examples for representing the project from inspiring English sources

"Typically in our market, developers come in and wait for a tenant to make a commitment before going into the ground," said Paul M. Jacobs, an executive vice president in the Stamford office of CBRE who is representing the project, "but this time, the owner has immediately started rebuilding even before he has a tenant".

The first phase of the estimated $220 million project is projected to be complete in 2020, with the second half of construction wrapping up a few years after that, said Kevin Erb, who works in communications for an advertising company representing the project.

The change in lactate over 24 hours (LACΔ24) was calculated by regressing lactate against time for each individual patient, with the regression slope representing the projected change over a 24-hour period.

For now, this sweet cafe represents the project winningly.

The owners hope the opening of the hotel will revive interest in the building, according to Eve McGrath, a vice president at Rubenstein Public Relations, which represents the project.

"The area had all the problems of urban blight, but the proximity to I-78 and the ports made it attractive to freight forwarders," said Ronald Sholom, chairman of SBWE, the brokerage that represented the project.

At the Laureate, at 2150 Broadway on the Upper West Side, about 90 percent of the 70 units are three-bedrooms and larger, said Shlomi Reuveni of BHS Select, which represents the project.

Rather than represent the project, 'the map' enhances relationships in the making of the project.

The NPV represents the project value, when the capital cost to the decision maker is given.

Scenario 1 represents the project level coverage of 69%; scenario 2, 3, and 4 hypothetically represent no coverage (0%), low coverage (40%), and high coverage (80%), respectively.

George W. Bush has lately taken to explaining his economic plans by pulling out four dollar bills to represent the projected budget surplus.