"rich projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to ambitious, meaningful endeavors that have a high quality of excellence or great potential for success. For example, "This year, our company has taken on some very rich projects, with ambitious plans for growth over the next five years."
High-income households are projected to see their incomes rise 11 times as quickly as low-income households, with family incomes for the rich projected to rise by £13,000 a year.
Due to various uncertainties of influencing factors, the evaluation process may take several months or years by the engineers with rich project experience.
Meanwhile, British Prime Minister David Cameron promised this summer to "roll out the red carpet" for French companies if Hollande's new tax-the-rich projects go into effect.
They have been left largely disappointed.While promising money for various "job-rich" projects, Pravin Gordhan, the finance minister, failed to explain how the government would achieve the 6-7% growth that he himself has said would be necessary for the next two or three decades to cut unemployment by much.
Despite having two broken ribs and a bandaged finger after a run-in with a forklift truck earlier in the week, he is keen to show me every detail of what is evidently one of OMA's richest projects to date.
In cash terms it's a richer project than free schools, and will provide about the same number of spaces over the parliament.
In phase one, our team mobilized a panel of six experts composed of teachers and one researcher (a former high school teacher) who implemented STEAM units of study using similar pedagogical techniques; three of them had completed the abovementioned 50 h of STEAM PD, two worked in a STEAM school, and all regularly implemented interdisciplinary, authentic, technology-rich, project-based STEAM units.
The International Energy Agency, an energy watchdog for rich countries, projects that demand for coal will grow by 2.2% a year until 2030 faster than demand for oil or natural gas.
Most of its work is for "the wealthiest 0.0001%, give or take a tenth of a percent," says Rich. Projects typically cost $1 million to $1.7 million.
It's hard to quantify it properly, but know that in actual use, you're going to find everything noticeably faster and more responsive, which goes a long way to easing the pain of intensive rich media projects.
Of course, there can also be the development of rich literary projects that can be done inexpensively, with the aforementioned Mysteries of Lisbon, adapted from Camilo Castelo Branco's novel, exemplifying this beautifully.
