Sentence examples for academic projections from inspiring English sources

Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP leader, argued that the figures from the IFS were merely "academic projections for a status quo situation".

The projection of academic ideology on to minorities and marginalised groups, in denial of their own lived experience, is the very thing that feminists have been battling for centuries.

Core essences of ballet — academic virtuosity, big-theater projection, formal grace, boy-hunts-girl romantic drama and spectacular ceremony — were forged in the era of 19th-century Romanticism in ways that audiences continue to respect.

Having been criticized by politicians and academics for the missed projections on the presidential race in Florida on election night, and for imprecision in describing the previous Supreme Court ruling in the election deadlock, the networks appeared to be taking special pains to avoid overstating the new decision.

Some academics and government officials say her projections are too high.

The projections were presented to two academics and two practitioners in the field, who checked the projections' wording for potential ambiguity and content validity.

Beyond that I just don't know what will happen and defer to the academics and gamblers when it comes to seat projections, and indeed when it comes to who on earth is going to form our next government.

The academic and governmental researchers who translate climate scenarios into projections of forestry consequences are publishing papers that veritably scream alarm within the rigid contours of objective prose.

He had an instinctive flair for self-projection that did not help with his academic studies.

The aim of this pilot study was to introduce Projection VR™, a software simulation, into the academic environment and harvest user feedback about the application.

He gives statistics, calculations and projections; he cites policy papers and delves into scientific and academic studies.