Sentence examples for projected only from inspiring English sources

Both the past and the future though exist only as a projection of our own mind, so this fear is eventually projected only towards our own selves.

Exxon Mobil projected only 3percentt growth this year, and Royal Dutch/ Shell, 5percentt.

With rising property prices, the tax has brought in a windfall, twice as much as was projected only two years ago, and in 1999 alone raised $6 million for East Hampton.

In fact, spending rose more quickly than planned, but tax receipts collapsed, leaving the deficit at 12% of GDP in 2010-11 rathan then the 1.7% projected only two years ago.

The government projected only around 10,000 jobseekers each year would be placed on the scheme, but by November 2011 – the latest set of statistics – MWA had overtaken the voluntary scheme, with 8,100 compulsory placements in the most recent month compared with 6,600 voluntary placements.

But maritime traffic through the Great Barrier Reef is projected only to increase, with contracts reportedly signed for the export of $60bn worth of liquefied natural gas from coal seams as shrinking resources spur energy companies to turn to unconventional gas reserves to feed Asian demand.

Now they are projecting only two-thirds of that.

But defeating the hobbled Knicks at home can project only so much.

They currently project only $4.05 per share for 2009.

On the flip side, PGS has the limitation of projecting only those genes that are represented in a reference pathway.

They project only 500 to 1400 temporary construction jobs.