Sentence examples similar to Projecting a yield from inspiring English sources

Based on current market rents, Neithercut projects a mid-7″ mid-7″ on the investment.

"We're going to do a repositioning on this asset, and we projected a year-two yield of 6.7%," said Neithercut.

The "maximum" effort, the most expensive up front, with initial spending as high as nine billion dollars a year, was projected to yield a reactor by 1990.

All of this, combined with spending cuts mostly focused on defense, is projected to yield a balanced budget by 2021.

A projected annual yield of $355 million is nearly 80percentt of the total funds needed to put us on a path to ending homelessness, and sales tax revenues are more predictable than the other options.

Stronger health warnings were projected to yield a relative 2.3% reduction in smoking rates by 2050.

These forecasts are incredibly useful for projecting crop yields in an upcoming growing season, for example, or for managing water reservoirs.

Look at all of the costs and balance them against your total projected yield to get a net yield or gain estimate.

This is projected to yield an additional 8 519 tonnes of fruit trees and vegetables – enough to generate a net profit of USD 3.87 million per season.

Comprehensive smoke-free air laws were projected to yield an almost 9% relative reduction in smoking rates by 2015, increasing to about a 10% reduction in 2050, and potentially averting about 3 437 000 deaths through 2050.

A similar measure has been part of his last several annual budget requests to Congress, though it was projected to yield only an additional $12 million in annual federal revenue -- pocket change when it comes to the nearly $4 trillion annual budget.