Sentence examples for yet projected from inspiring English sources

The company has not yet projected the cost of its recalls and lost sales.

The city has not yet projected layoffs for any education employees beside teachers but says they are under consideration.

Jones had been a source of great pride for blacks in a city where that group has had minimal political power, a man who moved with ease among Miami's white elite, yet projected great pride in his own racial identity.

The state has not yet projected budgets for proposed competitions nor has the State Department been notified of the proposal, McCarthy said.

Maintenance of healthy grasslands is essential for efficient livestock production, yet projected climate change is likely to place a heavy drought stress burden on key grassland species, such as perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne).

Still young, she does not yet project great emotional depth.

Yet projects like these offer little hope of an immediate solution to the current economic crisis.

And that's why we've got to be humble and yet project strength in a way that promotes freedom.

It gets little support in India's south, east or north-east.The party tries hard to be seen as fighting corruption, yet projecting itself as clean is tricky.

Economists say the increases may eventually show up as inflation, though they are not yet projecting rates that would set off alarms.

"See Bob Run" is a terrific challenge for a young actress, who must play young and yet project a mature communication with the audience.