Sentence examples for own projection of from inspiring English sources

Finding sorrow and anger and accusation in these three faces, I know I am caught between what the camera projects and my own projection of their unknowable feelings.

In the empty chair was its own projection of the rest of the world.

As the country waited, a network of civic groups issued its own projection of how the vote would turn out, if legitimately counted.

Apple's revenue for the quarter increased to $5.41 billion from $4.37 billion last year, beating Apple's own projection of $5.1 billion.

That seemed to be Castorf's own projection of it, though surely even he must have been a little daunted by the torrential booing.

Buried in the Bank of England's analysis is its own projection of the impact – which suggests that in the worst case scenario, lending would be reduced by just 2.5%.

N.H.K. used actual vote tallies and its own projections of contested races.

In February, the White House will perform its own projections of F.H.A.'s capital needs as part of its budget.

Moreover, the IRS has to rely in part on the taxpaying company's own projections of cash flows, risks and so on.

It had its own projections of Geneva's earnings, suggesting the company would bring in no more than $1.5 million a month from terasozin, because Geneva would not always have the generic market to itself.

Instead, Osborne and his aides now have to present any tax and spending changes they plan to make to the OBR well in advance, so that it can make its own projections of the impact on the public finances.