Sentence examples for defy projections from inspiring English sources
Rousseff has hinted that, should the senators defy projections and vote against impeachment, she will call a referendum on whether to hold new elections.
The cost of a manned mission to Mars almost defies projection, but when the first President Bush proposed a Mars mission in 1989 the estimates were about $400 billion.
It will defy all projections.
The outcome defied the projections of almost all opinion pollsters, who expected Mr Sánchez Ceren to romp home in the second round with an even bigger margin than the ten percentage-point lead he took in the first round on February 2nd.
Mr. Kadyrov, like the republic he leads, has defied the dark projections.
Republicans did not just defy almost every projection, prediction and data-rich computer model to win the presidency.
Lamb has defied dour political projections to amass a small lead against Saccone, according to a recent Emerson College poll.
Trump's victory is the latest signal of populism's growing hold in the West, and comes a mere six months after the U.K. defied similar polling projections and voted to leave the EU.
Fertility can defy predictions too: one projection in the 1940s failed to foresee a rise in child-bearing in the following two decades and put the population of England and Wales at 35m in 2000 a third less than proved to be the case.
Dancer Defies Gravity with Stunning 3D Projections.
By the time Syriza assumed power this year, Greece's economy had already contracted by some 25percentt since 2008, defying years of optimistic growth projections by the IMF.
