| project image | 10.27 | An image is projected on to the retina. | ||
| project growth | 1.91 | But Lanza projects rapid growth. | ||
| project air | 1.65 | Yet from the start, he projected an air of intense seriousness. | ||
| project sense | 1.45 | In some, the sitters project a sense of drama. | ||
| project power | 1.12 | Not that I would mind projecting power. | ||
| project winner | 1.12 | Already, though, we can project winners. | ||
| project increase | 0.92 | Further increases are projected for this year. | ||
| project sale | 0.92 | They want to project bottom line sales. | ||
| project aura | 0.79 | He did not, on the other hand, project any aura of worry. | ||
| project confidence | 0.79 | Gore, too, tries to project confidence. | ||
| project feeling | 0.79 | He projected significant feelings of inadequacy. | ||
| project voice | 0.72 | I can project my voice. | ||
| project result | 0.66 | The results were projected by the television networks. | ||
| project profit | 0.59 | Company officials did not project profits. | ||
| project surplus | 0.59 | It is also projecting surpluses for the coming two years. | ||
| project authority | 0.53 | It projects authority. | ||
| project film | 0.53 | I do think the technology will improve and do away with projecting film. . . . | ||
| project light | 0.53 | This light is projected onto silicon wafers coated with a photosensitive chemical. | ||
| project loss | 0.53 | Wells Fargo refuses to project job losses. | ||
| project demand | 0.46 | Each year, the government projects the demand for American tobacco and then sets a level for total domestic output. |