Sentence examples for bold projections from inspiring English sources

As for those bold projections of what is to come, they have a habit of looking quaint as soon as they arrive.

And when Ali would make bold projections, spewing poetry that made headlines across the world and gave him the nickname "The Louisville Lip," Dundee never asked him to keep quiet.

It seems one never wins in making bold projections, but in this case, the data was pointing to an obvious fact: we were massively underestimating the amount of jobs that would come available.

In 2008 scientists from San Diego's Scripps Institute released bold projections on the future of Lake Mead.

In contrast to the bold projections and undercutting of the earlier work, it has a rippling form and is clearly identifiable as grapevine.

Her singing style was unique, a combined result of bold projection and expressive restraint.

Her bold projection extends to the rest of the album, a thoughtful assortment of lesser-known standards.

A visitor, poised at the entrance, can see the bold projection of the modern movie made at Cinecittà by the exhibition's imaginative designers and creators: Patrick Kinmonth and Antonio Monfreda.

WASHINGTON — The United States is not bent on containing China, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday, but the Obama administration is cultivating other allies across Asia to help it manage Beijing's increasingly bold projection of military and economic power.

But short-term prices are notoriously difficult to predict; only a few million barrels a day make the difference between expensive and cheap crude.Ironically, the more distant future may be easier to see, and on that scale your bold projection is spot on.

McKinsey provides a bold projection that, by 2025, an impressive 40% of the world's large enterprises will be family or founder-controlled businesses from emerging markets.