Sentence examples for projecting outwards from inspiring English sources

"The idea of projecting outwards is new, and I think they recognize now they are more engaged with many, many countries, that this is part of the deal". On the House side, however, both Democrats and Republicans felt that not much progress had been made.

The keep comprises a central circular tower, 62 feet in diameter, with six, large solid buttresses projecting outwards to form an hexagonal design, unique in England.

Finally, it can be considered a derived lithostrotian titanosaur by possessing the following synapomorphies found in 'Titanosauridae' [34] and Saltasauridae [36]: preacetabular blade projecting outwards (perpendicular) from main axis of sacrum; relatively short posterior process of ischium [34].

The six arms projecting outwards in the lower half of the maze comprised the lower layer.

The study of macho (mao) mutant showed that the reduction of RB neuronal apoptosis would inhibit DRG neurons projecting outwards [ 39].

In silico modelling of claudin-7 ECL1 demonstrated minimal contact with CD81 (Fig. 1E), with the loop projecting outwards in a similar fashion to the group I claudin-1 mutants.

Ambitious and able politicians are wired to project outwards, to project their voices to the back row.

Dictators' private lives are often kitsch fantasy worlds that enable a ruler to believe in a myth that is then projected outwards and buttressed by violence.

But having something where you project outwards, with a connection to others and community left me in a far better position – I enjoyed playing more, I enjoyed training more.

He was interested in how countries are projected outwards". In 2008, the couple registered Instid, and not long after, accepted their first mission: to brand Minsk, her own home town.

The ERG model of Brexit is a deeply personal rage at the failure of Westminster politics to bestow due recognition and show appropriate respect, but projected outwards as a nationalistic grievance myth about the rest of the world failing to honour the greatness of Britain.