Sentence examples for every projection of from inspiring English sources

"The offer is actually much smaller than almost every projection of what their current policies will accomplish, whether by Western or Indian economists," Mr. Levi said by e-mail.

But every projection of the likely effects of the G.O.P. budget plan on various income and racial groups shows that the big winners would be the very wealthy, who are overwhelmingly white and who would see their tax burden drop considerably.

Thus, every projection of forest dynamics and each decision process in natural resource management is connected to multiple uncertainties.

Nearly every projection of job growth in Southern California over the next 20 years shows net gains of up to 3 million, with the cost of clean-air controls having a marginal effect.

A dedicated, and growing army of truly courageous, and devoted, Trojan warriors, tweeters, letter writers, bloggers, citizen lobbyists, joined the men and women in top hats, and for the next two years, pushed back every, anthropomorphic projection of perceived misery - with fact.

This procedure was repeated for every maximum projection of a movie to obtain the time course of fluorescence intensity.

Through multiple large format projectors and carefully chosen surfaces for every projection, the texture of the leaves and picture of the creatures complemented one another beautifully. .

But it isn't without its problems: since it is mathematically impossible to "flatten" the Earth onto a rectangular sheet of paper without distorting the outline or proportions of the continents, every projection has its own set of advantages and disadvantages.

To cite just one example: The bill's mandate to buy insurance, which is a linchpin of every projection in the bill, depends on a modest penalty of $750 a year to compel people to buy coverage.

"Most people who do get here do a tour for 45 minutes," he said, "but you wander through this place — every stairway, every hallway is like a projection of the greatest Gothic architecture in the world".

EVERY COUNTRY SEES "Europe" as a projection of its own hopes and fears.