Sentence examples for easily project from inspiring English sources

"We can easily project a greater demand than current visas are available," Dr. Lowell said.

"It is such an ambiguous thing which you can quite easily project your own meaning on to, it could endorse something I didn't want to endorse.

"It was grabbed on to because this is a place where there's nothing, so you can easily project your fantasies on to it.

In my opinion (and I believe the opinions of many colleagues), we have greater understanding of Greenland's ice than Antarctica's, and we have greater confidence that Greenland will be "well-behaved" — we will more easily project changes in Greenland's ice, with greater confidence that changes begun now will take centuries or longer to be mostly completed.

Just turn to Slate's handy-dandy Delegate Calculator, which allows you to easily project (approximately) how different results in the remaining states will affect the delegate count, and instantly see how much super-support each candidate must garner to win the nomination.(Photo credit: AP).

Girls is a convenient screen onto which each viewer can easily project her own preferences and prejudices, fears and anxieties.

This is the contest, easily projected as the biggest money event in female MMA history, people want to see.

Her coming roles, including Adina in Donizetti's "Elisir d'Amore" in Memphis and Papagena in Mozart's "Zauberflöte" in Philadelphia, highlight the qualities she displayed on Sunday: a light, lucid soprano and a poised presence that easily projects both vulnerability and backbone.

Mr. Mueller and other political analysts said that Mr. Bush's repeatedly stated desire to inject a new sensitivity and compassion into the Republican Party -- a message crafted with the political sensibilities of swing voters in mind -- requires an accompanying image that defies voters' expectations for a Republican presidential candidate in vivid, easily projected ways.

In the face of this, I empathise with his desire to cut through it all with a small and easily defined project led by a successful and wealthy individual.

'Pop-up' because: it was put together quickly, existed for a specific period, was designed for a specific purpose, and was dismantled easily on project completion.