Sentence examples for if I project from inspiring English sources

I find myself in a bad place if I project out what it's going to be like in four, five or six games.

If I project out the remaining Cook County precincts based on the previous ones, I show Dillard picking up another 800 votes and Brady another 225.

If I may project the pie graph of my particular class to a larger generalization, it tells me that people tend to take motorcycle riding more lightly than the corresponding risk deems they should.

For example, if I am projecting a growth rate of 20percentt in earnings for the next five years and the P/E ratio is 20, then the P/E-to-growth ratio, or peg ratio, is 1.

She continued, "I guess if I were to project ahead…there are going to be states where it's affordable, available, legal.

"It's just weird that if I do projects that are about LGBT subjects, then who I have sex with needs to become part of the conversation," he said, slouched in his seat, contradicting the amused "Maybe I'm just gay" refrain to which he once subscribed.

If I failed in projecting anything, that is my fame.

"I was hoping, by holding on to that, if I found another project I could work on somebody else's machine," he said.

In a nervous blur, I looked at him and said firmly that I thought it would be best if I took the project over.

"If I do a project in one village, they go and brag about it, and then the next village wants the same thing".

If I'm right, project management in science needs to allow for the possibility that the investigation might veer in unexpected directions as a result of something discovered in progress.