Sentence examples for benefits projected from inspiring English sources

The losses have occurred because the theoretical benefits projected by economists are blocked again and again by our trade partners.

The financial benefits projected as a result of this pilot Six Sigma project was to the tune of 8,00,000 INR per annum.

Fitch Ratings said the privatization of LIPA "could be extremely expensive and may not result in the ratepayer benefits projected".

Hence, although the total cost of licenced culling is slightly lower than the potential benefits projected from RBCT results (using 2005 cost estimates [16]), it is extremely unlikely that such benefits could in fact be realised by this culling method.

Male circumcision has the potential to reduce the HIV epidemic at population level with large scale benefits projected [ 20, 21].

This has resulted in increased demand for demonstration of the health benefits projected for environmental regulations, such as reductions in cases of disease (such as asthma) associated with reductions in air pollution (U.S. EPA 2003b).

Highlight benefits (project ROI).

The economic benefits are projected to be small.

The results inform an impact assessment that compares benefits to projected policy costs.

Smaller benefits were projected for cardiovascular disease.

Using a familiar English translation by Joseph Machlis, the singers conveyed most of the words without the benefit of projected titles.