Sentence examples for formerly projected from inspiring English sources

International Data estimated that advertisers would spend no more than $40 million on Chinese online ads this year; it formerly projected as much as $120 million.

But if you compare the 2009 Trustees Report for Medicare (pdf) with the latest report, there's a big change: Medicare spending, formerly projected at 7.2 percent of GDP in 2035, is now projected at "only" 5.6 percent.

Formerly Project manager Women Making a Difference.

YouView (formerly Project Canvas) is jointly owned by four broadcasters: the BBC – with 14% – ITV plc, Channel 4, Channel 5; two ISPs (BT and TalkTalk); and Arqiva.

With Zuckerman, she founded Health Leads (formerly Project Health) to recruit and train students to provide patients with connections to resources deemed necessary by doctors and other health care providers.

"It's appealing because it displays glamour and a luxurious lifestyle that are out of reach for the vast majority of people in the unstable post-communist economies," Rada Elenkova, formerly project coordinator at the Bulgarian Gender Research Foundation, says.

Where formerly he might have projected himself outward at the turbulent variety of things, now he remains very still.

Formerly a project manager in the city, Scodie used to find ways to exercise while in the office.

Puffed up by their new-found autonomy, the local politicians did away with the civil-service controls that had formerly required projects to be professionally evaluated.Mr Zapatero refused to admit that Spain was living beyond its means until pressure from Brussels forced him to change course in May 2010.

David Hamilton, a member of the selection committee and formerly a project manager with the National Capital Planning Commission, said that Mr. Dwight was asked to do small models to help the foundation during the design process, but he declared that Mr. Dwight's belief that his model was chosen and that Mr. Lei was only assisting him were "misimpressions".

Formerly a project director Florida Atlantic University's Center for Environmental Studies, Hammer has consulted with Union of Concerned Scientists and now serves Florida field manager for the Moms Clean Air Force, a group seeking to "further the public's awareness of climate change on children's health," the White House says in a blog post.