Sentence examples for projects a future from inspiring English sources

The newer analysis also sheds little light on how households are affected at any given moment, rather it projects a future outcome.

While Gordon projects a future of exacerbating inequality (as an ever-increasing share of declining productivity growth goes to the top), the wealthy are acutely aware that the political threat to their status and comfort would come from rising popular demand for policies of income redistribution.

"Scandal!" Tama Janowitz, whose fiction chronicles a mixed bag of urban obsessions, often with fashion at the flaky core (her next novel, "They Is Us," projects a future in which women wear codpieces and men high heels), sent her thoughts in an e-mail message.

In calling on others to take up our projects and give these projects a future, we are precluded from forcing others to become our allies.

Although cancer patients and patients-in-waiting may actively manoeuvre, reframe and discount the odds, they are 'absorbed into the truth of prognosis, a truth that recursively projects a future as it acts as a container for a present' (Jain, 2007, p. 79).

Hadid is not projecting a future transformed by digital technology.

Stands projecting a future of smart cars, homes and cities will no doubt draw the crowds, but Mann says these inventions have implications that their creators must consider.

James also spends a fair amount of time each week trying to project a future without Martínez or the All-Star shortstop Nomar Garciaparra, both of whom have expensive contracts coming up for renegotiation in fifteen months.

Furthermore, studies have projected a future increase in O3 formation due to global climate change.

Merit and wrongdoing refer to actions which have karmic effects in the future, projecting a future existence that includes happiness or suffering, respectively.

The Club of Rome has just projected a future in which the demands of a growing human population outstrip the Earth's capacity to provide.