Sentence examples for projections upon from inspiring English sources

Some players built excel models to inform the financial projections upon which decisions could be made.

Two months later, following the crash, Smith found his personal savings wiped out, along with the giddy projections upon which the Empire State Building's financing had been based.

At the same time, the team refuses to discuss the revenue projections upon which it bases its claims that new taxes generated from the stadium and a proposed downtown development called Ballpark Village would more than cover the public's expense.

"A man who is unconscious of himself acts in a blind, instinctive way and is in addition fooled by all the illusions that arise when he sees everything that he is not conscious of in himself coming to meet him from outside as projections upon his neighbors," Carl Jung wrote in his 1945 essay "The Philosophical Tree".

Similar to Shao Yong, he also argued for an objective epistemological method and tried to avoid subjective projections upon the object of comprehension (Zhu 1999: 11, 8).

In our view, this is why it is a mistake for an entrepreneur to present the rosiest of projections upon which to base a valuation multiple or for a VC to always pay up to the highest comp.

But his observation that Western monotheism has "always offered... scandalously literal claims" is misleading — suggesting, as it does, an unexamined projection upon the past.

In other words: even for an interior point of the technology, unique and non-unique returns are measurable without any projection upon the technology boundary.

All of this explicit projection upon projection -- the lyric typeface over and next to the dolls in the studio behind the screen, with "real" Bowie watching, and we, the viewers, watching it all -- is reminiscent, again, of Burroughs' film experiments, particularly with Anthony Balch, and particularly in a short film called "Bill and Tony" (1972).

Although there may also be further connections involving interneurons, the thalamic Gld, in many bird species, shows a strictly focused projection upon the visual wulst.

It is not surprising that projections based upon the assumptions from these external sources frequently end in pessimism.