Sentence examples similar to a projected result from inspiring English sources

The projected result marks a degree of vindication for leader Alexis Tsipras, who looks set to return to the post of prime minister that he held until late last month. .

"Where people only paid attention to multiple quarters, now they are looking more than a year ahead for projected results".

Bart Klaassen, from the Netherlands Universityy of Twente, and the rest of his team pursued it as part of a project resulting from Europe's FP7 research initiative.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg developed his own home voice assistant as part of a project resulting from his annual resolutions, which in 2016 focused on building a smart home companion similar to Jarvis from Iron Man.

The result was a projected 25-volume series Music from the Tang Court (1981-2000).

Results include a projected one-time $12 million after-tax gain, the company said.

Many feel that giving up control of a project will result in poor results or more work than if they had just done it themselves.

One focuses on a Bernard Madoperator oferator of a Ponzi scheme, and another features a contractor who, pinched by the slow economy, cuts corners on a construction project, resulting in a building collapse.

The new structure, built in 1998, was a yearlong project resulting in a two-car garage.

It is often the case that heavy initial investment in a poor project results in a temptation to spend more money on the project in the hope of recovering the sunk cost or preventing embarrassment.

Blogger Gretchen Rubin spent a year on a "happiness project"–resulting in the bestseller The Happiness Project.