Sentence examples for weigh a project from inspiring English sources
But sometimes if reputation looms large then it can weigh a project down.
Opponents also argue that the bill's provisions fall short of World Bank environmental safeguards that weigh a project's benefits against its degradation of natural habitat.
The department is "monitoring the progress of the drilling at the site and is examining the question of induced seismicity there as we weigh a final decision on the project," said a spokeswoman, Stephanie Mueller.
The Tesla Roadster, an all-electric car, has a hand-assembled lithium-ion-battery pack, which weighs a thousand pounds, has a projected useful life of seven years, costs roughly forty thousand dollars to replace, and takes a long time to recharge — many hours if the energy source is the low-voltage trickle from a photovoltaic panel.
At the same time, the program will carefully weigh each project to protect the mortgage holders, Ms. Lawson said.
Instead of trying to weigh one project against another, he said, he identified all the projects that appeared suitable and then split the money so that each lawmaker received $231,000 in earmarks from his subcommittee.
The president also raised hopes that he would block the Keystone XL pipeline, which would open up new routes for crude from the Canadian tar sands, saying he would weigh the project's climate impacts when making his decision.
Usability In this case, one must weigh their project goals against the skills and expertise of their group.
To be fair, you will need to weigh in the project risk of the transition itself as these projects can be complicated.
