Sentence examples for a projection of how from inspiring English sources

They're a projection of how much the TV companies calculate they can wring out of you in the next few years.

They concoct what they call a "synthetic counterfactual", meaning a projection of how EU members' economies would have performed had they not joined the EU, by substituting data from non-member countries with similar economies.

Prof David Vaughan, at the British Antarctic Survey and not part of the research team, said: "The new model includes for the first time a projection of how in future, the Antarctic ice sheet may to lose ice through processes that today we only see occurring in Greenland.

"The things that I've found awkward or difficult are more personal, more a projection of how I feel about myself," he says.

"Identity is often a projection of how you want to be perceived," he told me in an interview.

He has 18 in the latest Associated Press tally, which includes a projection of how many unpledged delegates he'll collect from caucus states that have not awarded them yet.

For example, possession of goods, such as a car and a house, may be an explicit projection of how wealthy a household is.

The result is a skewed projection of how science works.

At the end of the day, the way we connect with someone else is just a reflection and projection of how we connect with ourselves.

Because of the state of the economy, Dell declined to provide any projections of how results might look in the next quarter or the next year.

"All of that information will go into numerical models and allow the modelers to make a much more realistic projection of how Thwaites glacier will look in 100 years time under expected climate scenarios," he said.