Sentence examples for projecting into the future from inspiring English sources

"We did as good a job of projecting into the future, as well as you can," he said.

"We're projecting into the future based on studies that are scarce and projects that haven't begun yet," Dr. Grumbine said.

That's one of the things I love most about teaching modern studies, in many ways it's about projecting into the future so there are constant changes in what we study.

Given that puritanical stance, forecasting a fund's return becomes a simple task of projecting into the future its fees, turnover rate and sensitivities to the three Fama-French factors.

As the computer is very good at projecting into the future in detail a human would, at the very least, avoid silly mistakes or blunders.

Philosophically, Benjamin saw the conventional idea of progress as projecting into the future a conception of time as 'homogenous' and 'empty' epitomized by the attempt of Ranke's historicism to represent the past "the way it really was" (SW4, 395; 395).

It is the average that we plug into our calculators when we project into the future.

Labor can project into the future all they like but what matter assist what happens now".

"It's our 10th anniversary, so I wanted to project into the future," she said.

The authors then project into the future and ask what the current trends portend over the next few centuries.

They used the models to first recreate the years 1860 to 2005, and to then project into the future.