Sentence examples for is 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.

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.

MARX-generated rays are generally projected in tandem with the ray tracing run.

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

In the United Kingdom and Australia, annual and seasonal mean temperatures are generally projected to increase significantly over the 21st century, although these increases will not be geographically homogeneous [ Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) 2014; Jenkins et al. 2009].

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

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

Even if our go-to story is generally positive, we project an energy that is far less radiant than the divine energy with which we were created: the energy of the soul.

The media that was consumed generally projected the popular, "normal," values of the time on the population.

$3.7 trillion is the figure that is generally cited as the projected ten-year impact of the Bush tax cuts.

Having taken all of this under consideration, it stands to reason that to be "A-list" means that their involvement in certain projects is generally sufficient to get those projects financed (or "greenlit").