Sentence examples for years of project from inspiring English sources

Ten years of project evaluations suggest that measurement takes a huge amount of effort, but if you handle it well, data is powerfully catalytic.

"Craft Wars" made me long for the heady early years of "Project Runway" when I was enthralled by the inherent drama of talented, thoughtful people making things (and making them well) on television.

Having joined Equitable back in January 2001, the month after its collapse, Thomson says the early years in his new job were about crisis management, followed by a period of a few years of "project management" – organising pay outs for victims of mis-selling, and trying to get the insurer back on a stable footing.

Unit capacities of the investigated processes which are below 100,000 tonnes/year are likely to result in negative net present values after 10 years of project lifetime.

One of her technicians has a Master's degree from the United States and years of project management experience, but returned to China to join the Shen lab.

Net GHG emission reductions creditable to a climate change mitigation intervention are calculated as a difference between REL and observed emissions from forest cover change (Measure, Report, Verify – MRV) in years of project operation [1,20-24,26].

LOU'S son is 46 now, his years of projecting pornographic movies well behind him.

Which is usually true, except Tony Abbott included 10 years worth of cuts to Labor's 10 years of projected spending on schools and hospitals in 2014.

Here nearly 30 years of projects are represented by a mere 11 images, and none of them shows her incorporating masks or prostheses, one of many examples of cross-fertilization between series that might have been stressed.

The accumulation of losses — compounded by the off-the-field troubles and questionable personnel moves — has made the organization seem rudderless after years of projecting stability under Coach Mike Shanahan.

They quantitatively and qualitatively analyzed two and a half years of projects' mailing lists and interviewed developers.