Sentence examples for fewer than projected from inspiring English sources

About a dozen openings remain in Chicago, Mr. Hoedemaker said, far fewer than projected, and the group is looking to expand to New York City.

At Elkhart General Hospital in Elkhart, Ind., the 498 operations in January were 28 fewer than in January 2008 and 63 fewer than projected in this year's budget, said Gregory W. Lintjer, the president.

Trevor Packer, the College Board official in charge of the A.P. program, estimates that because of the fee increases, about 337,000 low-income students will take A.P. exams in May — 29,000 students fewer than projected.

For example, one source of "savings"—$20 billion comes from the fact that fewer than projected small businesses are using the tax credit to subsidize health coverage, even though liberal groups (and here on Forbes) tried to convince us it would be otherwise.

By 2025, it's expected that 22 million people will buy health insurance from an exchange, or 2 million fewer than projected in January.

By 1937, "the Soviet census found eight million fewer people than projected," largely in Ukraine.

Companies added fewer workers than projected last month, held back by limited hiring in construction.

Builders began work on fewer homes than projected in December, a sign that the industry that set off the recession continued to struggle more than a year into the American economic recovery.

The system needs healthy people to enroll to help offset the costs of sicker people, but that is not what is happening – there are fewer enrollees than projected, and they are sicker than anticipated.

Thailand was recently praised for increasing tobacco prices 230% over 15 years through eight increases in tobacco taxes resulting in a US$6 billion increase in revenue and 4 million fewer smokers than projected based on a smoking rate without tobacco control policies, especially tax increases (30).

Congress completed work this week on a bipartisan farm-aid bill that is expected to cost billions of dollars more over the next few years than projected even a few weeks ago.