Sentence examples for generally projected from inspiring English sources

Whether Clarett runs well enough to impress teams is a question that will not be answered, however, until April; he is generally projected as a third-round pick.

G.M. and other automakers had generally projected sales between 13 million and 13.5 million, up from 11.6 million in 2010; from January through July, the industry sold 7.4 million vehicles.

The magnitude of muddy flood events for a given return period is also generally projected to increase.

Rainfall totals of the main wet (dry) season are generally projected to increase (decrease) in both the 2050s and 2090s.

Being a resistive circuit, the 2-MOS structure is generally projected for a targeted on-resistance, which has also been evaluated in terms of HD3.

Schwarzenegger, who was elected on Tuesday as the current governor, Gray Davis Gray Davis, was recalled, hasn't offered specific ideas on how he will close the state's budget deficit, generally projected at $8 billion.

Yet D'Antoni generally projects the same indefatigable optimism that he had in training camp in early October.

Cautious to the point of reticence in most settings, Rautenbach generally projects an image of standing apart from the political fray.

The part is as far away from what Garber generally projects in his work — decency, compassion, strong support for his female co-stars — as his lovely Jesus, portrayed so long ago.

He could not bear to hear Adrienne's disappointment, even though he was generally projecting that she would be disappointed.

"Climate models generally project for the future, as well, that those really cold temperatures are going to warm a lot".