Sentence examples for if projected from inspiring English sources
It told Congress in its annual report on the Chinese military this June that "if projected trends continue, the balance of air power across the Taiwan Strait could begin to shift in China's favor" after 2005, unless Taiwan enhances its air power.
The suggestion that tax cuts could be rescinded if projected surpluses don't materialize seems unlikely politically.
Mr. Lassaw believes they would hold up, plastically and chromatically, even if projected as far as the moon.
Democrats argued that the Bush tax cuts could lead to disaster if projected large budget surpluses never materialized.
If projected increases in generation capacity do not occur, he added, there could be more upward pressure on electricity prices.
The bill includes amendments that allow the Government to revise spending plans if projected revenues fall short, as is likely.
If projecting sugary tablets out of your neck isn't the most rock'n'roll move this decade, then what is?
Pronounce New York English as if projecting forward in front of the mouth, almost like a slight open-mouthed pucker.
Algebraically, if and are projected from the same 3D point.
The IF project is a welcome addition.
