Sentence examples for continuing to project from inspiring English sources
The IMF left its UK forecasts largely the same, continuing to project growth of 2.7% this year.
The more shocking news came a few days later: apparently, ImClone had known all along that the F.D.A. had serious questions about the way the Erbitux trials were designed and conducted, yet the company, inexplicably, did not heed the F.D.A.'s recommendations, while continuing to project that the drug would be approved by early 2002.
It always makes me laugh, too, because the people who do this are unwittingly continuing to project onto Barbie, just like kids do.
Women's mags – late as usual to jump on the bandwagon – support mental health issues while continuing to project unrealistic ideals with thin models, providing contradictory messages of "Be healthy and well" alongside "Lose weight", "Look younger" and "Buy more".
Women's mags – late as usual to jump on the bandwagon – support mental health issues while continuing to project unrealistic ideals with thin models, providing contradictory messages of "Be healthy and well" alongside "Lose weight", "Look younger" and "Buy more".
Nova and his team plan on continuing to project large-scale nappers onto the city's apartment buildings and skyscrapers "well into the warmer weather," so now is your chance to catch a sleeping giant of your own.
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.
