Sentence examples for it is able to project from inspiring English sources

AT a time when the United States boasts the greatest military force in its history, when it is able to project that force around the world, it faces a precipitous decline in its influence in one of the arenas of greatest importance.

They just think America is so powerful that it is unpredictable, because it is able to project domestic political needs into the international arena at will.

The company says a recent, internal test showed it is able to project the end-of-year yield for U.S. corn more accurately than the government.

In what may be a first of its kind, the network announced that it was able to project who would come in third through seventh.

I thought I knew the story well, had internalized it, was able to project forward its lesson of "Never again" -- or so I thought.

Apple is keenly aware of how good it is but to me, Apple is able to project hipness not arrogance in its marketing.

It is remarkable how fully Oates is able to project herself into the minds of the imbecilic misogynists she describes.

We chose her because of her strong looks and the personality she is able to project.

Multi-frequency parametric excitation introduces tunability and is able to project weak input signals on a selected resonance.

In America, where the News Corporation does most of its business and also has a long reach into film, TV, cable and politics, the company's size and might give it a soft, less obvious power that it has been able to project to remarkable effect.

Part of that sales training, without getting too technical, it's being able to project oneself, obviously.