Sentence examples for a projected rate of from inspiring English sources
But the new report, published last month, carried a very different message: a projected rate of decline of 6.7%, which means a much greater gap to fill.
As the IMF noted, China's growth rate has been declining steadily for five years – from 10.6% in 2010 to a projected rate of 6.8% this year and 6.3% in 2016.
Big data is growing rapidly, currently at a projected rate of 40%% growth in the amount of global data generated per year versus only 5%% growth in global IT spending.
Such mutations have notably been reported in HIV-HBV co-infected patients [ 11, 12] who develop lamivudine resistance at an annual rate of 20%, with a projected rate of 90% after four years of therapy [ 13].
When assessing a Class 2 property, he said, the city basically determines the annual operating income generated by a particular building ($100,000, for example) and then ascribes a "projected" rate of return for the building's owners (10percentt, say).
This represents more than a 20percentt reduction in the projected rate of growth".
A wage increase at the projected rate of inflation would add $2.8 billion to the city's expenses by the 2008 fiscal year, an increase that the Bloomberg administration has not included in its preliminary budget estimates for the next four years.
For these reasons, the report concludes: "while different assumptions on employment and wage growth make a considerable difference to the projected rate of child poverty in 2020, it is not possible to meet the child poverty target through any of the main scenarios considered", while also noting that the scenarios were extremely optimistic.
Current financial performance is acceptable – there was a tiny profit last year and the projected rate of return is 9% – but it's very early to conclude that the organisation can prosper on a pure diet of private capital.
What about the projected rate of inflation in China over the next seven years?
The projected rate of growth for states is much slower for fiscal 2013, 3.9percentt.
