Sentence examples for bad projection from inspiring English sources

And yet many of us who grew up watching movies in the predigital era have rarely experienced the ones in, and shown on, film in all their visual glory: battered prints and bad projection have helped thwart the ideal experience.

The bad projections on election night were an accident waiting to happen.

Weighing this balance between the force of history and the force of current events is critical to the forecasting process because ignoring either one can easily lead to bad projections.

"This is a bad economy, and projections were not meeting standards".

With all but one of the local council results nationally announced by the end of Sunday, Labour had lost a net 24 seats – rare for an opposition party, but not as bad as many projections had suggested.

If that's not bad enough, NEEP’s projections for increases in gross regional product and per capita income also lag significantly behind national averages.

So projection is bad with Obama but good with her? On a conference call Friday with Hillary's ever-more-hysterical male strategists, Slate's John Dickerson asked exactly when she had been tested in a foreign policy crisis.

Many global projections say bad storms will continue.

State Senator Kevin J. O'Toole, a Republican from Essex County, said he knew that things were bad based on past projections.

So rather than trying to target Generation Z-ers with projections of bad livers and dodgy hearts, it's likely they'll react to messaging related to alcohol's short-term effects, like its high calorie content (a burger and fries' worth in six small beers or one bottle of wine, FYI), or maybe even the likelihood of it killing your hard-on at inopportune times.

By remaining silent, President Bush can make the revenue projection look less bad than it is.