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Extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary.
relieved
sticking
projecting
protruding
jutting
sticking out
protrusive
Proposed.
proposed
planned
1
The state budget deficit this year is
projected
at 195 billion riyals.
2
Our major problem derives from the
projected
victory being almost totally illusory.
3
We propose an alternating
projected
gradient method to solve the approximation problem.
4
He said the
projected
increase in tourism was also driving the decision.
5
The changes, coupled with rising home prices, helped shrink the
projected
gap.
6
The slower growth was
projected
before the recent economic downturn, Sergel said.
7
Higher inflation is
projected
to see interest rates rise steadily from 2018.
8
In the
projected
treaty carried by the same representative, the following appears:
9
She translated her genetic information into images and then
projected
those images?
10
The U.S. refining industry cannot consume all of the
projected
oil production.
11
With each crappy new pitch, our
projected
glory seems increasingly in doubt.
12
But that lagged the 50 million that analysts on average had
projected
.
13
Etchells
projected
its course, and started to check his captured spatial memories.
14
One thing gladdened me; it was the
projected
disposal of my fortune.
15
That induces speculative selling pressure as price declines are
projected
forward exponentially.
16
Again, the
projected
growth rates of African and Indian cities stand out.
projected
project
·
project from
project growth
project earnings
project cost
project revenue