Sentence examples for projected it would be from inspiring English sources

I don't think any of us projected it would be used this way.

It had projected it would be selling 1,000 units a week within two years, but it met that target in half the time and its 1,000-strong 1,000-strongin the three easalesrican countries shiforce,000 unins a week.

"We knew if the Four Seasons was putting its name on the project, it would be well executed," says Richard, 58, co-chief executive of Premier Pacific Vineyards in Napa Valley.

If not this project, it would be another project.

IF anyone could pull off this unlikely project, it would be Makine.

I always say, if I would work with anybody outside Tim for my projects, it would be Pharrell, because that's still family.

At this stage in a drugs research project, it would be normal to expect some serious industrial investment, but nobody's been willing to cough up.

As Ms. Brunzema, an expert in swimming pool design, described the project, "It would be the most unique swimming experience in New York City".

If Canada were to back out of the project, it would be a blow to Lockheed and the Pentagon, which is counting on foreign sales to help reduce the cost of building each of the planes.

Those who have worked with him say if anyone could pull off what many regard to be a delicate project, it would be Imam Feisal, whom they described as having built a career preaching tolerance and interfaith understanding.

But while there will undoubtedly be scope to make efficiency savings and to scrap some expensive projects, it would be a huge mistake to approach this challenge with the salami-slicing mentality that has characterised previous public service retrenchment.