"gross project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a project that is large, extensive, or challenging in a negative or overwhelming way. It can also be used to describe a project that is based on or involves a large amount of money. Example: "The company's plan to expand their operations overseas was a huge gross project that required a significant amount of resources and funding."
Regardless, the picture will be Perry's second-highest grossing project by next weekend and, alas, has already out-grossed Precious (which Perry attached his name to in order to secure a wide release) in just ten days.
Kickstarter told Bloomberg News on Tuesday that the watch is now the "highest grossing project" in the site's two-year history.
In his budget request, Obama projects public debt as a percentage of gross domestic project falling to 69percentt by 2024, while the CBO has it rising to 79percentt — a difference of 10 percentage points, or roughly $2.7 trillion.
Zimbabwe's per capita gross domestic project peaked in 1998, and has plunged since then to a level far below what it was in 1970.
In the beginning Mr. Hoffman had hoped to increase the per capita gross national project of beneficiary countries by 5percentnt over a decade, but the results fell short of that projection.
Macroeconomic Advisers estimated that Mr. Obama's package of temporary payroll tax cuts, infrastructure spending and state aid to avoid layoffs of teachers and first-responders would add 1.3 million jobs next year and increase the gross domestic project by 1.3 percentage points.
Guessimates place last year's sales (machines only) at about 258,000 units ($90 million gross), and project another $1.2 billion in total Kindle sales (machines and books) during the coming year.
The models of flood risk from sea-level rise incorporate the adaptive effect of improved flood protection, assumed to correlate with increasing gross domestic project (GDP) over time.
So far, The highest grossing Kickstarter project ever raised $3 million in 60 days, so the Pebble is positively off the charts.
Create your own business plan Break-even Analysis Monthly Units Break-even 89 Monthly Revenue Break-even $45,431 Assumptions: Average Per-Unit Revenue $511.07 Average Per-Unit Variable Cost $203.21 Estimated Monthly Fixed Cost $27,366 7.3 Projected Profit and Loss Projected gross profits for year 2000 will be strong and will climb even further in the second and third year.
