Sentence examples for are able to project from inspiring English sources

It's transparent enough that people are able to project themselves into it".

By pooling risk, insurers are able to project claims better and can be confident they are not just covering the most injury-prone.

We go to the movies to see ourselves and the best movies you or I have ever seen [are] where we are able to project ourselves on to the protagonist and wonder what would I do?

It is often coupled with special loudspeakers that are able to project verbal instructions to halt into noisy vehicles from over 100 metres away.Non-toxic, slippery chemicals, designed to prevent the wheels of a vehicle from gaining traction, are also in development, as are spiked nets which can be laid flat on roads to entangle wheels.

"At many companies, you already have gamification, or corporate politics, where people who have the loudest voice are able to project the best view of themselves and get promoted quickly — not based on their skills, but on their political savvy," he says.

We are able to project the results onto structural motifs on the query structure.

"He's able to project power to a point".

Soft power has been about being able to project values.

The ability to be able to project the evidence into the chamber would be immensely helpful".

We chose her because of her strong looks and the personality she is able to project.

"The more relevant issue is to be able to project firepower from the sea to the shore.