Sentence examples for projection it will from inspiring English sources

And if you play it a certain way, with proper tone projection, it will speak comfortably to 3,000 people in a huge hall.

While the primary installation will be a gallery projection, it will also be viewable on the web and smart mobile devices, allowing users to alter it from any location with an internet connection and receive a texted response containing a link to a snapshot from the visual they create.

The government will still meet the limit set at Kyoto, thanks to the move from coal to gas-fired power stations in the 1990s, but on current projections it will fall well short of its self-imposed commitment.

According to Conseco's own projections, it will produce only about $800 million in cash from its operations next year -- yet it has $1.4 billion in debt and interest payments and dividends coming due.

On current projections, it will rise to 179m tonnes by 2015.

Even using the most conservative growth projections, it will be the world's biggest movie market by the end of 2018.

(By current projections, it will need interest payments to help pay benefits starting in 2016 and will need to redeem the bonds themselves starting in 2025).

Even on the most optimistic projections, it will take a generation for the accession states to catch up with the other 15.

By 2037, under current projections, it will have run through a "trust fund" of i.o.u.'s it has collected from the government, and from that point on will be able to pay only 75percentt of promised benefits.

The question about the downturn is "how long will it last," Mr. Gittleman said, adding that there are projections it will start to ease in the third or fourth quarter of this year.

And if the surplus for this year falls to $160 billion, the low end of White House projections, it will have all but exhausted the so-called on-budget surplus, which does not include Social Security.