Sentence examples for had been projected for from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of job losses in schools had been projected for the fall because of growing state budget deficits caused by a steep drop in tax revenues.

Before the BP disaster, oil production in the gulf was 1.75 million barrels a day, and it is now down to roughly 1.5 million barrels a day, 700,000 barrels below what had been projected for 2012.

In 2014, the EU's 28 member countries consumed 72m tonnes of oil equivalent less than had been projected for 2020, according to a report by the EU's science arm, the Joint Research Centre JRCC).

The final budget, $54 billion, included transfers and subsidies of $3.75 billion that are being used to eliminate a deficit that had been projected for the current fiscal year.

The government is endorsing cash-balance plans, critics say, meaning that older workers at companies that now convert will lose out on the large benefits that had been projected for them.

Employment in February of 2016 is more than 4 million lower than what had been projected for this year before the collapse of the housing bubble.

Rosensweig wouldn't go into specific financials, but he did confirm that the company did better than it had been projecting for the year.

Total operating cost savings of 22 percent have been projected for improved truck aerodynamics.

LONDON — The image of Impressionism as a quick uprising by young artists rebelling against the academic establishment has been projected for so long that the complexity of the multifaceted movement tends to be ignored.

Projected average increase in seasonal temperature shows that highest increase in maximum temperature has been projected for spring for all RCPs, which is followed by autumn (Fig. 12).

Geographically speaking, the highest physical sequestration rates have been projected for plantations in tropical regions like South America and Africa, dominated by the two Eucalyptus plantation types (Figure 2).