Sentence examples for figures projected from inspiring English sources

As these were played, Mr. Mourad daubed and smeared airy, fleshy figures, projected on an overhead screen.

The first is that revenue will be around $75 billion this year and $85 billion in 2010, figures projected by FBR Capital Markets.

Sticking to the government's own figures, projected over the four years of spending cuts, that's £168bn compared with £83bn worth of cuts to services for the most vulnerable.

Two shaping elements were an early love of Edward Hopper's art and a college study of graphic design, both evident in the imagery she developed: alone-in-a-crowd urban figures projected in bold, black silhouette against checkerboard and paisley-patterned grounds.

The total figures projected by the INE for total number of births and net migration flows are categorised by gender, age and nationality.

Chetwynd Secondary School had a 2003 enrollment of 516 people and a 2009 enrollment of 412 students, with declining enrollment figures projected to continue into the next decade.

The Czech birthrate is among the lowest in Europe, and recently released figures project a sharp population decline.

Less, even though the latest figures project that Social Security will run a $15.7 billion surplus in 2016 and an even larger $31.1 billion surplus in 2017.

These growth figures project intolerable numbers of cardiac events, amputations, and occurrences of renal failure despite our improved care and diminishing risk.

Currently, about half the world's population lives in cities, a figure projected to rise to 60% by 2030.

Last year, 750,000 Americans sought cheaper treatment abroad, a figure projected to reach 6 million by 2010, according to a recent study by the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, a consultancy.