Sentence examples for had projected before from inspiring English sources

In its latest World Economic Outlook, for example, the International Monetary Fund said Monday that it expected the Japanese economy to expand 1.4 percent this year, rather than the 1.6 percent it had projected before the earthquake.

The demand for personal computers in the quarter was weaker than Microsoft had projected before Sept. 11, and the company reduced its guidance for PC shipments in the fourth quarter of 2001.

The increased use of generics has kept the cost of Part D much lower than Foster had projected before the law was passed.

Rare are pictures of him decked out in his military uniform or like an Islamic sheik, images he has projected before.

She raps with swagger, one a lot less understated than she has projected before.

Motorola said that revenue for the quarter was $7.41 billion, about $100 million less than the company had projected just a week before the attacks.

Bradley, having projected serene confidence before the fight, now sounded less sure of himself.

A combined company, he said, would have projected annual earnings before taxes, interest and amortization of $17 billion.

Since then, Obama has projected a forcefulness never before seen in public.

But the Republican Congress refused to authorize the money for the insurers, so companies had no choice but to raise premiums in 2017 — to prices just slightly higher than had been projected before the law's passage.

Owners are getting less in public subsidies than had been projected before the bottom dropped out in 2008.