Sentences with phrase «take on any project no»

Funded by alumni from the McCombs School of Business, where it is housed, Texas Venture Labs will selectively take on projects and provide (student) labor to help the firms get off the ground.

I may pay a shortlisted candidate to take on a project.

One of the best ways to do this is volunteering to take on projects.

Adam McKay, who directed The Big Short and Anchorman, has taken on the project, according to Deadline.

Whether you're convincing someone to invest in your startup or your boss to let you take on a project, persuasion is a skill that's instrumental to your success in life.

But a funny thing happened as the company took on projects (research on the deaf as well as on drug use and AIDS) further and further afield from its initial market.

Before taking on a project, Wexley asks about a company's business, marketing goals, and reputation.

The new plan: At some point, scale back to take on projects and hours of their own choosing, rather than schedule a hard stop.

As a creative person, she also takes on projects such as the One Word project.

Quey took on projects that would give him valuable skills for his business.

Even though they can add value by improving the quality of a home, rising prices provide a safety net when taking on a project.

Our relationships with companies across North America grows larger everyday as we take on their project staffing needs and help develop a larger ROI.

Although Hull has never taken on a project like the Regency Mall, he says redevelopment is about looking at it as an investment.

You can take on the projects that you want, and turn down the ones you don't.

We can work with almost any budget and can take on any project, large or small.

PZG does not take on projects with significant technical risks such as permitting in environmentally sensitive areas and projects with known metallurgical issues.

However, not everyone wants to take the time to take on a project to manage rental properties.

Take on every project like it's the biggest gig you'll ever get.

I can't take on another project.»

Before I took on this project, I confess that I nursed a subtle condescension toward women who make homemaking their profession.

So I left a gentle, gracious comment correcting the article's mistakes, apologizing for not making myself more clear, and clarifying my intentions in taking on the project.

You know that I only take on projects that I can truly stand behind.

I say we (with a wink) because certainly your readership has encourged you to take on this project..

I can not imagine taking on a project as big as a baby (and a cookbook):) All I can say is I am glad you did and I can't wait to get my copy.

I wanted to take on the project of learning how to make Pot Stickers the old fashioned way.

I can't imagine taking on this project, especially in a foreign country.

ADEYEMI RALPH Wenger has taken on a project he can see that after building the new stadium the club doesn't have money to fund his signings so he bought young and had to sell to maintain a profit and not create more debt Now we have have sold most of our houses on the Highbury square and are in a sound financial positons and have money to buy now so he will but only if he finds the right player.

However, what you decide will depend your needs, the housing market in your area, the homes available, the prices, whether or not you are looking to take on projects, and the evil property taxes.

Well done you for taking on this project!!!

Conley, a resident of the village since 1978, decided to take on the project when Park District officials talked about recruiting a high school class.

The dedication and energy of volunteers enables us to expand programs and take on projects we could not otherwise do.

When Aubrey first took on the project, he sought advice from other park districts and government entities, only to find that few had any sort of comprehensive digital archive.

Taking on a project or a challenge can help your tween tap into skills that he or she never knew existed.

The contract opened the door for COR to take on projects that would be identified, and priced, later.

Cuomo is not alone in being reluctant to take on a project of this magnitude.

Cuomo said Riley «did a magnificent, magnificent job at the Hotel Syracuse, and that's why we're so excited he's taken on this project.»

The demand for a solution convinced a handful of powerful organizations in Democratic politics to take on the project together.

Subica and his colleague, Li - Tzy Wu, a professor at Duke University Medical Center, took on the project in part because national estimates of Pacific Islander, American Indian, and multiracial adolescent substance use and suicidality are scarce, presumably due to their small population sizes.

At MedImmune, she has become «really interested in research project management,» a very important skill at companies that take on projects as complex as drug development.

For the federal government to take on the project alone, the nonprofit Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics estimated the price tag would be at least $ 1 billion.

Two actual, real scientists, just like the ones working down the hall from you, were having enough fun at work that they decided to take on the project of creating Lab Wars.

How does one choose to take on a project that will take a big chunk of a career to start yielding data?

But don't take on projects that require a completely different knowledge base or infrastructure.

A scientist on a mission to develop an assay that allows her team to advance a new cancer drug may take on the project with a commitment that goes far beyond the norm.

The point is that if you take on something like this, and scientists do it all the time when they take on a project, there is a lot of responsibility and risk and not a lot of security.

I was in the third year of my internal medicine training, in 1981, and I had to take on a project.

I hadn't thought I'd be discovering, or we would be discovering, the world's oldest indigo, when I took on this project.»

It is easy for a student to take on a project where the experiment is already designed, where the techniques are already available and where the conclusions are expected.

More than 10 years ago, Spalding's adviser, Jonas Frisén, a stem cell researcher at the Karolinska Institute and study co-author, urged her to take on a project aimed at settling this debate by using an unconventional approach.

Lead researcher Carl Melis first took on the project five years ago while still in graduate school at the University of California, Los Angeles, after meeting with John Stauffer (a co-author on the paper).