Sentence examples for beyond projections from inspiring English sources

"Before we launched, we wanted to make sure it resonated with men, and we had some very interesting learnings," Ms. Nagaraj said, adding that even the impressions from men who did not notice the smell were beyond projections, suggesting that it may have influenced them at a subconscious level.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott turned down $2 billion alone, citing concerns that the state's portion of the funds would go well beyond projections.

"What if the company was wildly profitable beyond current projections?

Bruce Brodsky, Suffolk County director for the New York State School Boards Association, said student enrollment was climbing at a rate beyond earlier projections.

"It has since become a general aviation airport, and the number of jet flights has increased beyond the projections of the Department of Transportation".

If Greece's economy improved beyond current projections, a sweetener would be added in the form of a higher interest rate.

Mr. Spratt, chairman of the House Budget Committee, is an antideficit crusader who said he would like to see federal red ink reduced beyond the projections in Mr. Obama's budget.

Expressing a confidence that goes well beyond the projections of many economists, Treasury Secretary John W. Snow has predicted that the American economy will add two million new jobs before next year's elections.

Over a two-term presidency, Newt Gingrich would increase deficits beyond current projections under all three scenarios, as much as $9.7 trillion, while Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum would increase deficits under two of the three forecasts by trillions of dollars.

"Governor Gilmore doesn't feel that he could possibly saddle the taxpayers of Virginia with an open-ended bill for cost overruns on a project that Maryland controls," Lila White, Mr. Gilmore's spokeswoman, said, referring to estimates that the bridge could cost $300 million or more beyond current projections.

Within hours of the president's address, military planners warned that meeting the reduced spending targets might require cutting the size of the force even beyond current projections as troops come home from Iraq and Afghanistan — and this would mean, they said, accepting new risks.