Sentence examples for question projections from inspiring English sources

Mark R. Freeman, chief investment officer at Westwood Holdings Group, said that in addition to a potentially stronger dollar, "Brexit calls into question projections for global growth, and that's an additional headwind for the markets," he said.

John R. Christy, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Alabama who has long publicly questioned projections of dangerous global warming, most recently at a House committee hearing last month, said he had skipped both Heartland conferences to avoid the potential for "guilt by association".

But critics question these projections and say the development is not needed: in the 12 months to 1 July 2014, the Albuquerque metro area grew by just 0.1%, adding only 1,242 people.

But others question those projections.

Mine is blissfully low, which raises the question of projection.

Only when the voyages of exploration stimulated production of maps showing entire oceans, hemispheres, and the whole Earth did the question of projection come to the fore.

Antidromic activation provides the most powerful tool for addressing this question because projection neurons are positively identified and characterized.

Skeptics questioned that projection, but Mr. Duncan insisted it was based on careful analysis.

Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, questioned the projection that the economy would recover within two years, recording growth of 1.1% in 2015.

Table 8 Functions of using the mental processes of 'thinking' and 'knowing', absolute numbers and relative frequencies   Frequency %a Know (cognition) 92 44.2 Know (projection) 82 39.4 (not) Know (question) 34 16.3 Think (projection) 207 53.1 Think (modality) 138 35.4 Think (cognition) 45 11.5 aPercentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding.

Writing for the Guardian, Karl Mathiesen (@karlmathiesen) notes that the report in question bases its projections on a Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) plan that is more severe than the EPA's.