Sentence examples for rise of projects from inspiring English sources

"The fundamental thing about memory is that it has to help us prevent the rise of projects that can bring us back down that road of violence and terror," said Francisco Soberón, the group's executive director.

With the rise of sponsored projects in academia, the need for integration becomes imperative.

The contribution due to the different orbitals gives rise to projected density of states (PDOS), the device density of states (DDOS) will depend upon the PDOS of the molecules present in the scattering region.

Ms. Bell described the rise of branded-content projects as "a necessary investment" needed to get the financing for creative projects.

In 2013 we will see the rise of companies and projects that have the possibility of creating the first eco-industrial off planet economy.

That compared with a 10% rise in the number of projects across the whole of Europe.

Finally blur, which operates an online marketplace for companies to buy and sell services from advertising to legal help, added 7p to 581p after fourth quarter figures showed a 1500% rise in the value of projects submitted to the exchange.

We first wrote about oDesk only a few weeks ago, and since then they have experienced strong growth with a rise in the number of projects and suppliers.

This may seem too obvious to require stating formally, but it is important to distinguish between limited (though useful) QI initiatives that are designed to make small-scale, iterative improvements and those that rise to the level of projects designed to substantially improve key processes of care closely linked to better clinical outcomes.

Earlier this year it laid out a two-tiered tax rate of 1.5% at the start of projects, rising to 7% once the plants are running and capital costs deducted.

Springboard founder Jon Bradford said he believes the time is right for a dedicated hardware accelerator, with the rise of Internet of Things projects on crowdfunding sites such as Kickstarter (now accepting U.K.-based projects), and a general sense of growing momentum and energy in the maker community.