Sentence examples for stretch projects from inspiring English sources

We don't give them stretch projects, we expect them to do as much work in three days as they did in five, and we overlook them for pay-rises and promotions.

Mr. Struth's video portraits of people staring at the camera for long stretches (projected in the Met's Great Hall and periodically on the Panasonic Astrovision screen in Times Square) are fascinating exercises without the same impact as the still pictures for that very reason.

Lee's longest stretch between projects, in a career spanning 55 years, has been four weeks.

In the stretches between projects, in her apartment in Brooklyn, her mind flew back to her days as a little girl in her grandparents' bright yellow kitchen.

If you have to stretch your project that much to make it appear related to the agency, then submitting "isn't really worth it," he says.

I would always stretch a project to fill the available time".

You don't have to take all day, but you can stretch the project out to kill an hour or two.

Your budget may mean you get fewer parts done at a time, but if you have other major financial obligations, it may be better to stretch your project out over time rather than spending a large sum of money all at once.

When a Treasury grant of £1,000 was allocated at the end of August 1837, Darwin stretched the project to include the geology book that he had conceived in April 1832 at the first landfall in the voyage.

"After a stretch of unsatisfying projects, I began to feel I was too old to be doing work that was so meaningless to me," she said.

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