Sentence examples for projecting whether from inspiring English sources

They then studied children over time, analyzing whether they met those benchmarks and projecting whether they would make it to the middle class — with incomes at or above 300 percent of the poverty level — by age 40.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provides guidelines on the use of air quality models for projecting whether an emission reduction strategy will lead to future pollutant levels that are at or below the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS).

In projecting whether or not Eli Manning will fare well this weekend, for example, numberFire might compare Manning's stats to quarterbacks playing today as well as those that played years ago.

"That sense of entitlement growing up in L.A., projecting whether or not she would mind.

She said the city's support for the tower recalled the days when authoritarian governments built big public works projects whether anybody wanted them or not.

Others have argued the whole matter should be decided by astronomers who can project whether or not a new moon has been born, regardless of whether it can be spotted from the ground.

Professor Sarat said that in this "period of reconsideration," it was too early to project whether the change in public opinion would result in banning the death penalty, or merely reforming it.

Of equal evasion, Gibbs declined to project whether or not he believed the stimulus would get the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster in the Senate.

In a paper to be published in this HMAP Collection, Brian MacKenzie, Margit Eero and Henn Ojaveer focus on the relationship between predators and prey to project whether the cod stock can recover if seals also recover [67].

Scenarios, on the other hand, do not project whether a particular event, such as a disease outbreak, might occur.

I always tried to question whether projecting the dead, maimed and bereaved would be exploitative.