Sentence examples for projected ahead from inspiring English sources

Nor should it be surprising that the margin in Ohio was very close; that's pretty much what the polling had projected ahead of time.

If the contour fits the new cross sectional area well then it is projected unchanged forward to the next slice, otherwise it is adapted and then projected ahead.

Nonetheless, I found this archive invaluable as a source of first-hand data on the ways in which migrants' aspirations are articulated, reshaped and projected ahead, parallel with their life course.

"Projecting ahead, the companies are seeing increased supply in the area and lower demand than they thought".

I'm going to project ahead two weeks here and tell you that, with the sleep thing, I know I should have, but I didn't.

Projecting ahead to a possible matchup, he went back for more swings in the seventh and was on the bench in the eighth, ready to go.

They weren't - Brera was simply projecting ahead to what the outcome could be if defensive application of catenaccio-orientated systems continued to improve and mature.

"Finding a good horse is like making a good record -- you're looking for quality, something different and projecting ahead," Chess said today by telephone from his home.

If price sensitivity on these top winners makes little sense, then we should be willing to project ahead of a company's growth and buy early.

Projecting ahead, I think the next frontier lies outside of the usual cocktail epicenters.

In Western culture, planning and projecting ahead is one of our greatest assets.