Sentence examples for rogue projects from inspiring English sources
The new Office of Government Commerce has created something it calls the Gateway process, a sensible enough system of appraisal and review, which it believes will cut down the number of "rogue" projects.
With the disclosure of the secret contract between Deutsche Bank and Humboldt University, said Mr. Nelson, "what had so far been a rogue project by right-wing foundations to control faculty appointments has moved into the commercial mainstream".
Best Buy's ROWE experiment began as something of a rogue project launched by Ressler and Thompson, who have since become ROWE gurus, taking their message of autonomy around the world.
Obama's more active preoccupation was with Iran's rogue nuclear projects.
Scharf has plans to continue his rogue car project wherever and whenever anyone is itching for a vehicular makeover.
The news broke at Disney's annual shareholder meeting in San Francisco on Thursday, during which the studio also confirmed plans for Frozen 2 and revealed the title of its Star Wars spin-off project, Rogue One.
Jack's specialty is studying the latter by projecting the rogue behavior of known entities once they form groups.
Rather than lots of rogue "solutions in search of problems" projects floating around in labs, Banerjee's explanation of HP Lab's focused strategy seems far more sensible to me.
In the years since, they've collaborated on many projects together, including She Gone Rogue, a film that was in the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
Suneet Singh Tuli, the chief executive of DataWind, recently told India Ink that he thought I.I.T. Rajasthan had "gone rogue" and was "trying to sabotage the project".
In at least one case, a product was not just imaginative but entirely imaginary: raising money for a non-existent project dreamed up by a rogue trust-company manager.These products are, then, risky.
