Sentence examples for cut the projected from inspiring English sources

Simply allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire in 2012 would cut the projected deficit by $600 billion.

Not long ago, the Congressional Research Service reported that, over the next decade, a relatively modest carbon tax could cut the projected federal deficit in half.

Administration officials, Congressional aides and lobbyists said the president was contemplating a package of proposals that would cut the projected growth in Medicare spending by $30 billion to $35 billion in the next five years.

According to a September 2012 study by the Congressional Research Service, a small carbon tax of $20 per ton — escalating by 5.6 percent annually — could cut the projected 10-year deficit by roughly 50 percent (from $2.3 trillion down to $1.1 trillion).

I prefer to use conservative growth assumptions, but even if we cut the projected growth rate by half, the PEG would then be 1.51, which is not horrible.

Labour had hugely expanded spending on higher education until its last year in office, when it cut the projected budget for universities in England for the academic year 2010-11 by £449m.

Crossroads cut the project size and agreed to use organic methods to maintain a golf course.

It could also cut the project's cost (its present price tag is about $1.6 billion) and shorten its development time.

Rahn said Monday that he has asked the firms to find ways to cut the project's cost without altering the line's length or route.

Bankers close to the talks said that PetroChina tried to cut the project's percentage return on investment to low single figures because it would not be able to sell the piped gas for as much as it had hoped.

Stanbery cut the project size from 95,000 square feet to 88,000; this meant only 11 acres of 18 would be developed -- about 50percentt less development than is typical at a retail site, according to Mr. Pottschmidt.