Sentence examples for continue to project from inspiring English sources
He can continue to project a peace-loving image and divide the opposition.
As the pop stars of the 1960's reach late middle age, it's remarkable how many continue to project credible facsimiles of their youthful selves.
But as the ongoing protests throughout Europe point out, history has not ended: as citizens we continue to project our lives in ways that diverge from the Union's neoliberal game plan.
Washington will continue to project power in the Middle East, mainly to assure oil supplies and support Israel, but will never be as influential as it was during the second half of the 20th century.
In the meantime, analysts say, financial markets will continue to project an almost bipolar reaction to the crisis, lurching forward on hopes of political breakthroughs and slumping anew as the Continent's economy and its banks deteriorate in tandem.
At the White House, which has much riding on the case, top officials continue to project confidence that the court will rule in its favor and that the administration will move on to put the law into force.
Los Angeles continues to project similar annual yields on its investments, when the actual average returns are closer to 5 percent.
Davis had continued to project greatness on Russell long after the players saw that his work ethic was sorely lacking.
Though the city continues to project confidence in its legal prospects, the Taxi of Tomorrow's champions have found recent months to be trying.
The argument does not seem to have swayed the Fed's monetary-policymaking committee, which continues to project inflation of at most 2% until the end of 2016.
