Sentence examples for we continue to project from inspiring English sources

But as the ongoing protests throughout Europe point out, history has not ended: as citizens we continue to project our lives in ways that diverge from the Union's neoliberal game plan.

It concerns the occurrence of the improbable, the power of rare events and the author's lament that "in spite of the empirical record we continue to project into the future as if we were good at it".

We continue to project only a modest recovery of growth of just 3.2% in 2010.Political implicationsStill, this year's economic deterioration and rising unemployment will factor into campaigning ahead of the October 2010 general elections, making it more difficult for the ruling leftist Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) to secure a third term.

"We continue to project an ethylene peak of 2007," Banc of America said, adding that as project delays in the Middle East mount, producers may enjoy "a wider window of opportunity to reestablish and maintain peak margins".

Nassim Taleb's The Black Swan shows that "in spite of the empirical record we continue to project into the future as if we were good at it".

I want them to see it for what it really is: the real reason we continue to project unobtainable physical appearances upon ourselves ― and not the media we've used as a scapegoat for so long.

We also need a setup through which we can continue to project our core values on human rights, democracy and the rule of law towards other continental blocs.

Amazingly, there seems to be no end to the exponential capability growth we have witnessed, and vendor roadmaps continue to project breakneck innovation well into the next decade.

WiMAX market studies continue to project increased subscriber growth rates and planned carrier trials worldwide.

In such moments, we fail to hold both "good" and "bad" feelings -- we continue to split and project rigid notions of "good" versus "bad," "masculine" versus "feminine," "straight" versus "gay".

"We continue to pursue the project to construct residential units that the city sorely needs," he said.