Sentence examples for setting up new projects from inspiring English sources

The offshore wind industry has historically focused on setting up new projects, with the decommissioning phase receiving little attention.

The rest of the investment was in the form of "greenfield" projects, like setting up new offices.

Once that's done, you can start a new project and set up new notebooks; the service will come with a number of pre-installed notebooks to help you get started.

Set up new design on your WordPress.

Eventually Aranim shut down due to lack of funding, but Suleiman is currently setting up his new project, Hero Factor, which if anything is even more ambitious in scope.

This kind of data collection has to be planned beforehand, which in turn emphasises the need for a standardised framework when setting up a new project.

When I moved to the Sanger Institute, Bill Skarnes and Allan Bradley were setting up a new project to generate a resource of targeted ES [embryonic stem] cells covering all the genes in the mouse genome, which is a fantastic resource – they're now half way to getting all genes targeted.

Setting up a new project is easy, but making it running as needed (user feedback, bug reports, requests for enhancement, contribution from other developers) needs a considerable amount of initial contribution of the working code from your side.

Now the Micro-grids' consortium hopes to set up a new project to apply the designed kit on some rural non-electrified villages.

It has managed to gather all of us who have set up the new project.

Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher walked away from their AllThingsD site at The Wall Street Journal and set up a new project called Recode in partnership with NBC.