Sentence examples for difficult to project from inspiring English sources

Projection Poe is more difficult to project than just about any prospect in this draft.

It is far more difficult to project anything else.

Its imagery is too difficult to project, and its language too inaccessible.

"The magnitudes of that impact are simply very difficult to project".

Three party leaders will attend the convention as unpledged delegates It's difficult to project who might win the state.

When or whether "Spider-Man" reaches profitability is difficult to project; for one thing, it needs to open first.

They're always so difficult to make stuff for, and, as it turns out, they're even more difficult to design projects for.

Nor does this necessarily require fancy projections of difficult-to-project earnings; even using a basic measure like a 10-year average of trailing earnings (à la Professor Robert Shiller's methodology), the markets have been priced for poor long-term returns for most of this decade, and we are seeing the manifestation of that projection now.

Quarterback is one of the more difficult positions to project to the next level.

The uncertainty surrounding how long people will be here makes it difficult to plan and implement projects.

Asking the government for your annual subsidy obviously makes it difficult to plan and execute capital projects".