A Troublesome Project The search for a demolition subcontractor was sensitive because the job was among the most dangerous and complex in city history: taking down a 41-story skyscraper potentially riddled with asbestos and other toxins in the close quarters of New York City's financial district, with an army of regulators looking on.
Will Smith follows in the sizable footsteps of Charlton Heston ("The Omega Man," 1971) and Vincent Price ("The Last Man on Earth," 1964) as the hero; Francis Lawrence ("Constantine") follows Rob Bowman and Ridley Scott as the director assigned to this famously troublesome project.
This troublesome project has attracted the attention of a broad coalition of environmental and human rights groups, who are helping to amplify the voices of local people.
This job involved handling a number of troublesome projects, including the F-111.
A troublesome dog is a "project," a rambunctious dog is "enthusiastic," and a slow learner is "clueless, but eager to please".
During a community meeting on Thursday, Metro officials presented an updated traffic analysis and proposal for interim improvements related to an ongoing project to overhaul two troublesome railroad crossings on the Glendale-Los Angeles border.
Developing project schedules is almost always troublesome, since it is heavily dependent on project planners' knowledge of work packages, on-the-job-experience, planning capability and oversight.
Harriet is one of several female casualties who litter these pages (Fanny, Wollstonecraft's daughter by her lover Gilbert Imlay, was another), the Romantic project of free love being strewn with troublesome contradictions.
Most troublesome, Bateson says, were the 9% of the projects that led to no discernible scientific, social, or medical benefit at all.
This project has political appeal because it would bypass troublesome Ukraine as the main transit route for gas to Europe.
Along with South Stream, a sister project across the Black Sea, Nord Stream would let Russia bypass troublesome transit countries, chiefly Ukraine.
