Sentence examples for controversial projection from inspiring English sources

After a controversial projection that wild-caught fish will disappear, top researchers buried the hatchet to examine the status of fisheries--and what to do about it.

No aspect of Baldi's forthcoming report which should take two years to complete will be more controversial than projections of the effect of greenhouse gas emissions once all that coal reaches power plants in Asia, an inclusion vehemently opposed by the various industries hoping for swift approval.

At the same time, the House passed a rule requiring that the CBO use "dynamic scoring" -- a controversial method of projection that, conservatives say, better incorporates their thinking about how laws will affect the economy.

Projection: A controversial topic.

The project became controversial when construction began and the cost projection was raised to $35 million.

In essence, the results demonstrate controversial evaluations of the projections.

Making projections can be controversial.

Sea level projections have been controversial because exactly how fast glaciers and ice sheets will slip into the sea is not well known.

It has also been far more controversial than the Boundary Dam project because it gasifies its coal, and because its price tag is now expected to be more than double Mississippi Power's original projection of $2.4 billion.

But these projections are, understandably, rather controversial.

The difference between tetrapods and teleost in the termination of rubral projections in the spinal cord can explain the controversial results reported so far about a presence of a red nucleus in teleost fish.