About 32.5 million people will gain coverage, and health spending will grow slightly faster than projected under prior law — at an annual rate of 6.3 percent, rather than 6.1 percent, the report said.
I'm sure that it would still be the largest point source of CO2, but since CO2 emissions have grown faster than projected in 1989, it would probably account for a smaller fraction of global CO2 emissions," Bernstein wrote.
The number of refugees has accelerated faster than projected in that appeal.
Markets in Europe had swooned in recent weeks over concerns that Greece would no longer be able to fulfill its obligations, as the economy shrank faster than projected.
Greece's economy shrank 7 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011, even faster than projected, making its fiscal goals that much harder to achieve.
The economy has grown faster than projected this year, meaning that gross domestic product will be bigger than anticipated in coming years, so that even steady rates of taxation will generate bigger than projected revenues.
"The agency is facing many problems with its business model, but the law has contributed to their financial situation because of the recession and mail volume has declined faster than projected".
The Republican champions of the drug plan say it will help hold down health-care costs by letting private companies compete with Medicare and introducing some means-testing, but critics on both the left and right warn that costs could rise faster than projected.
That response has proven even more powerful than expected, with extinctions soaring, ice melting, and seas rising faster than projected.
"The epidemic is in fact growing faster than projected and faster than our ability to track it," she said.
That implies the ratio of retirees to workers will rise a bit faster than previously projected.
