Sentence examples for bigger than projected from inspiring English sources

Revenues in 2005 were about two times bigger than projected 2012 revenues.

If economic growth comes in lower than forecast, government spending comes in higher, and Congress substantially modifies the A.M.T. — and all three are likely — the deficit will be bigger than projected.

The economy has grown faster than projected this year, meaning that gross domestic product will be bigger than anticipated in coming years, so that even steady rates of taxation will generate bigger than projected revenues.

Making matters worse, a modest improvement in public finances in August failed to get the government's borrowing back on track, leaving the chancellor, Philip Hammond, with a bigger deficit than projected in the March budget.

Her win in Ohio was bigger than anyone projected.

Price has probably become even more of a concern for India since last year, because the government's fiscal deficit is expected to be much bigger than earlier projected and the rupee fell sharply against the dollar and the euro at the end of last year, though it has recovered some of that lost ground in recent weeks.

Giant public works projects are infamous for costing far more than projected — the "Big Dig" highway tunnel in Boston cost more than twice what was initially estimated — but the Hudson tunnel project, which broke ground last summer, has not run over budget.

The producer price index increased 0.2 percent, and a measure excluding food and energy costs climbed 0.3 percent, more than projected and the biggest gain since January.

From a rock'n'roll point of view (I mean the attitude, not the sound – she hates rock'n'roll), the most unusual thing about Thorn is that she made music with her lover, Ben Watt, continuously for 17 years, without the relationship ever becoming bigger than the project.

And I knew that Raymond was an incredible documentary filmmaker, so we knew this was a bigger than life project.

At a time of great global trade uncertainty, the importance of Canada's role in the global energy market is bigger than individual projects and provinces".