Sentence examples for because it projects from inspiring English sources

Generally, though, the achievement beard is notable not because it projects its wearer's public image but because it doesn't.

Chief Justice Dívar's resignation is "bad news for Spain because it projects a poor image of our most important institutions," Mr. Cremades concluded.

The chair passes muster, but you sense it's not so much because it projects the right image – but because it doesn't matter any more.

This matters because it projects a depressing view of how the far right in Britain is likely to behave in the weeks and months ahead.

The company has asked the Interior Department to extend the drilling season because it projects the Chukchi Sea will be ice-free several weeks later than normal this year.

And if this building can be called progressive, that is because it projects into the present the deep space of historical memory: the space of Piranesi, and of the neoclassical architects directly influenced by him -- like the designers of the Capitol building in Washington, for example, the place where laws are made and bent.

It commissioned a report on the aging of the baby boomers, then quashed it because it projected deficits as far as the eye could see.

China still has a top-down Soviet style planning model, one which avoids public consultation as much as possible because it fears projects will be paralysed by argument.

"People buy the iPhone because of the image it projects," said Aloysius Choong, an analyst at the market research firm IDC.

And because it was projected from a MacBook by someone seemingly unschooled in its use, Apple's volume icon appeared on the screen whenever a clip started.

New York City is panicked because it's projected that it will add a million people over the next 20 years; it will go from eight to nine million.