Sentence examples for Projected expenses from inspiring English sources

It projected expenses of 100 billion yen on quality improvements and 70 to 80 billion yen in lost sales revenue.

It has taken four years of petition drives, public meetings and studies of the area's projected expenses and revenues to get to this point.

income & the new budget's projected expenses by taking drastic austerity steps, including the firing of 2500 city employees not on the civil-service rolls.

Mr. Fitch could not give a specific figure for his contribution, but excluding fixed orchestra costs, a New York Philharmonic spokesman projected expenses of approximately $500,000.

The International Olympic Committee said that I.B.M.'s projected expenses were too high and that a consortium approach would be more cost-effective.

"The sponsor of the conversion must file an offering plan with the attorney general, which includes an engineer's report, a statement of past and projected expenses, prices for each unit and arrangements for management," he said.

The projected expense of the project was $35,000.

An Expense Budget A projected expense budget predicts how much it will cost you to meet the 12 month targets you have set.

Due to the inherent danger and projected expense, the ship and its cargo have never been salvaged; if the wreck were to explode, it would be one of the largest non-nuclear explosions of all time.

We did the math on our salaries, the salaries of future government employees and the projected expense of getting just one 10-business co-op off the ground; we compared that to the meager gains on maybe a few extra tons of cans and bottles kept out of the landfill.

For example, AWS, although it offers a competitive pricing model, a rich set of services, and integrated monitoring tools, is a complex mixture of services and, thus, it can be difficult to project expenses as workflows become more complex.