Sentence examples for easier to project from inspiring English sources

"Because their heights and weights remain relatively unchanged after reaching their early 20s, it is easier to project their development," he said.

We all love speculating about the private lives of our idols and because the sister bond is something many of us can understand, it's infinitely easier to project our own experiences on to them.

Parker and Ginobili were seen as gambles – it was far easier to project college players than players on different continents, not in the era of dial-up modems and long-distance phone calls.

It is much easier to project a sense of action, reliability, and strategic positioning via social media when you can downplay the value of moving physically through space and time.

Hopefully, as the What-If Machine gets better, it will become easier to project the word 'imaginative' onto what the software does", said Colton via an email written with research associate Dr Maria Teresa Llano Rodriguez (and no algorithmic participation, they say).

I discovered that the spoken word is easier to project than the sung word".

Thus it is easy to project coming areas of strength for each candidate.

It is not easy to project human warmth from behind bulletproof glass.

Storey found it relatively easy to project himself into the mind of a teenager.

It's easy to project a symbolic relationship between zombies and rabies (or zombies and the pitfalls of consumerism), just as it's easy to project a symbolic relationship between vampirism and AIDS (or vampirism and the loss of purity).

All of which is simply to say: It has never been easy to project electoral trends from Bavarian elections to federal elections.