Sentence examples for faster than projected from inspiring English sources

The number of refugees has accelerated faster than projected in that appeal.

Scholes also warned that Arlington should be prepared for Amazon to grow faster than projected, as it did in Seattle.

Markets in Europe had swooned in recent weeks over concerns that Greece would no longer be able to fulfill its obligations, as the economy shrank faster than projected.

Greece's economy shrank 7 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011, even faster than projected, making its fiscal goals that much harder to achieve.

I'm sure that it would still be the largest point source of CO2, but since CO2 emissions have grown faster than projected in 1989, it would probably account for a smaller fraction of global CO2 emissions," Bernstein wrote.

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.

Nothing will torpedo an investor's confidence in you faster than projecting everything through rose-colored lenses.

That implies the ratio of retirees to workers will rise a bit faster than previously projected.

Alaska Arctic summer sea ice is receding faster than previously projected and is expected to virtually disappear before mid-century.

The Congressional Budget Office's estimate of a $2.2 trillion surplus over ten years, for instance, assumes that discretionary spending will rise no faster than the projected rate of inflation over the next ten years: less than 3% a year.

Economists at UBS said in a research note that the central bank's willingness to raise rates yet again also probably reflected a concern that strong commodity prices and investment activity would cause the overall economy to grow faster than currently projected, necessitating higher rates later.