Sentence examples for immediate projection from inspiring English sources
In April, the Bank of America estimated six to eight hundred thousand jobs lost since 1990, but made an even bleaker and more immediate projection: four to five hundred thousand more jobs lost, in the state's "downsizing industries," between 1993 and 1995.
This immediate projection of who should be wearing and buying the clothes automatically informs the way glossy magazines appropriate them.
I would also argue that there is something fundamentally different about human exploration of these frontiers, something that doesn't always show up on immediate projections of cost efficiency.
The hippocampus and its immediate projections serve memory and spatial orientation roles, are implicated in mood regulation, and participate in triggering of breathing onset after a respiratory pause.
If R ≥ 2(N − 1) and the τjt are known, a two-step solution with an immediate population projection is possible.
For perishable food products that are intended for immediate consumption, projection bias is less likely to be an issue although hunger would still play a significant role in shaping bidding behavior.
While Tesla has made ambitious targets for selling cars, its more immediate financial projections seem less impressive.
It pledged $1bn for immediate use on restoration projections, and $500m for environmental research.
There was little immediate reaction to the projections on Capitol Hill as lawmakers and staff members reviewed the complicated calculations and the various assumptions they were based on.
He goes on to say that what's been "holding us back is the dysfunction here in Washington," which is true but I consider treating the long-term budget projection as an immediate concern during an ongoing calamity to be the largest manifestation of this dysfunction.
We lean toward the lower end of these projections in the immediate area because temperatures are forecast to be a little above freezing, which means some of the snow will melt rather than accumulate.
