Sentence examples for based on overblown projections from inspiring English sources

No more appraisal targets based on overblown projections from you and your government; no more schemes, whims and silver bullets based on public popularity or what the latest "expert" has said.

A recent report, "Drilling California," reveals that the economic benefits of expanded fracking are based on overblown assumptions about future oil production.

But all predictions based on computer projections have inherent uncertainties.

Based on current projections, meeting the need this winter would require an additional $2.5 billion.

Based on inflation projections, this will rise to almost £3,000 in 2012.

Then, based on its projections, Enron would calculate its total profit over the life of the contract.

State Senator Kevin J. O'Toole, a Republican from Essex County, said he knew that things were bad based on past projections.

His office constructed lame-brained spending forecasts out to 2055 based on their projections from the 2013-14 Wayne Swan budget.

This is based on cost projections from the US Energy Information Administration EIAA) for new sources of electricity in 2019.

Figure 1. Civilian Discretionary Spending as Percent of GDP, 1962-2024 Note: 2014-2024 Based on CBO Projections.

Companies often want us to make a loan based on their projections.