Sentence examples for scattered projects from inspiring English sources

When we discovered that small, scattered projects were costly to implement and low in impact, we began scaling up our efforts to keep operational costs low and increase the likelihood of impacting more families.

Just last summer, Gore made a fairly sensible call for a unified national smart grid that would move power from remote, renewable sources of wind and solar power and, in particular, increase the efficiency of electricity use through smart meters and other technologies installed across the nation, to move beyond today's scattered projects.

For the show, the long halls and rooms of Brand New Gallery are cast in mild darkness, with the only light emanating within the space originating from scattered, projected balls of light meant to imitate the golden specs on the Gold Dust Laurel.

Challenges: In South Africa, facility-level task-shifting was well accepted locally but remained for a while as scattered pilot projects; and its scale-up was slow, due to a lack of formal process and standardization and an active opposition from professional councils.

In addition, within each projection focus, there were scattered neurons projecting to one of the other injections, together with some double-labeled (DL) neurons, in a more distributed pattern.

Mr. Goodyear denied that race played any role in the agency's activities, and said that HUD demands to build 100 units on a single site in Beaumont rather than scattering smaller projects around the city were to blame for delays.

VS Carre X has a side length of 3 meters, with a surface texture that scatters projected light, creating a very special spotlighting experience.

There are scores and perhaps hundreds of projects scattered around the city, deserted for lack of funds.

But it will do nothing for the 70 or so projects scattered around the gulf states that are still searching for investors.

With projects scattered across four continents, and an office in most of them, the 51-year-old British-Ghanaian architect is enjoying his most feted moment yet.

England and Wales have some amazing projects scattered around that tackle youth-related knife crime but there is yet to be a strong, fully funded strategy in place focused on prevention and cause, rather than the symptoms.