Sentence examples for scrambled to project from inspiring English sources
As Turks grappled Saturday with the shock of the resignations — and an extraordinary moment in modern Turkey's history — officials scrambled to project a facade of business as usual, even as their critics warned of a creeping authoritarianism engineered by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has governed since 2003.
So in a state where access is what lobbyists offer — which is now overwhelmingly blue — he has to scramble to project the kind of image that will help him attract business".
Mr. Panetta's message, delivered the day before in Indonesia as well and certain to be repeated later this week when he travels to South Korea, is the new call of the Obama administration as it winds down the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and scrambles to project its power in Asia.
Researchers scrambled to find other names for projects, anything but artificial intelligence.
Driven by demand for more spectacular homes, developers of luxury condominium projects have scrambled to combine units, and have even sold entire floors.
As mobile operators like Vodafone have scrambled to conserve cash, they have scaled back ambitious projects like building new networks.
Participants flocked to demos and scrambled to learn how to use the Artmatr painting robot and JIBO personal companion robot in their projects, Smith said.
Legislatures scrambled to enact laws.
The bank scrambled to react.
Japanese interceptor jets scrambled to confront it.
