Sentence examples for accurate projection from inspiring English sources

I figured a more accurate projection was 36 hours, or 36 minutes if things went wrong from the get-go.

Duffy claims that it was for "Operation Iraqi Freedom: the first phase of the war," and he echoes Lawler that this was an accurate projection.

To its right is one of the first maps of Europe to replace Ptolemy's model with a more accurate projection of the continent, a woodblock published by Hartmann Schedel in Nuremberg in 1493, a year after Columbus set sail.

After entering some basic demographic information, the hardest decision you'll need to make is whether to visit the Social Security Web site (do it) to get an accurate projection of your Social Security benefits (You can also use the number on your paper statement that arrives in the mail).

"I don't know anyone who can find the time to watch a kid and make an accurate projection on how he is going to wind up four years from now," Telep said, adding, "There are too many guys that develop at their own pace".

Rational treatment decision requires accurate projection of the clinical course of a patient.

Climate scientists don't take nearly as much credit as they should for these accurate projections.

MigrationWatch has been lauded by some newspapers as offering more accurate projections of immigration than the Home Office.

Sales slowed last year as Mr. Delaney forced the division to use more conservative and accurate projections when deciding on a contract, Mr. Dickson said.

People close to the company said that it already had accurate projections of refund rates for its more traditional deals, like discounts for restaurants and gyms.

But a growing number of public companies have said they are finding it difficult to give accurate projections because the business environment remains murky -- the reasoning Sun Microsystems used today for its decision.