Sentence examples for big projections for from inspiring English sources

It got a lot of investors very interested in the company, and banks created big projections for how that business would grow.

There was lighting, a big projection on the wall — it felt underground, and that was really what I had been looking for.

Mr. Svanberg said that so-called catch-up spend is the reason for the big drop in projections for 2005.

But future growth projections for other big Abbott products are potentially more challenging, analysts say, with patents expiring on TriCor in 2011, and in 2013 for the cholesterol fighter Niaspan and the prostate cancer drug Lupron.

They confirmed analysts' projections for a big earnings pop in the third quarter and the full year, and, using a figure from the previous quarter, said the company held more than $315 million in cash.

And it has similarly strong, but realistically modest projections for its other big announcement.

STERLING, VIRGINIA If there's one universal question that scientists working on the West Antarctic Ice Sheet hear from their friends and families, it's this: "How fast is the sea going to rise?" The ice sheet is one of the biggest wild cards in sea-level projections for the next century, its durable uncertainty complicating efforts to adapt to human-driven climate change.

It also flagged that the outlook for productivity growth remained the biggest and most important uncertainty around its projections for the government coffers.

ON THE face of it, the pundits appear to have got their projections for Latin America's two biggest economies upside down this year.

The point for the draw might not pay for a bigger supply of shirts, but it exceeds some projections for Iran for the entire tournament.

Projections for climate change and many other big-picture trends assume that the world's population will peak at nine billion people.