Sentence examples for had projected for from inspiring English sources

It highlighted a concern that the United States economy could perform worse than the 1.5percentt growth it had projected for next year.

The loss will be less than the 4 cents or 5 cents a share the company had projected for the quarter ended March 31, Computer Associates said.

The company sold 10.2 million iPods during the quarter, slightly behind the pace of the 10.4 million iPods that Wall Street had projected for the company.

The glassy Cooper Square Hotel near Astor Place will initially charge $275 a night when it opens next month with 85 of its 146 rooms completed — a steep discount from the $425 rate it had projected for the finished hotel.

The results matched Wall Street estimates, which analysts lowered last month after the company said it would fall short of the 15percentto17percentcent growth in earnings it had projected for the fourth quarter.

Profits at the city's securities companies, which include major Wall Street banks as well as smaller brokerage firms, now total $9.6 billion for 2011, and they are expected to fall far short of the $20 billion in profit officials had projected for the year, according to the report.

These loans will most likely generate foreclosure rates averaging 15 percent, the study concluded, well above the overall 9.6 percent average the F.H.A.'s auditor has projected for those years.

But NIH watchers are dubious of anything more than the 2% that the White House has projected for future years.

Hardly a steroid to vault to the hefty 30% gain in operating earnings that the company has projected for 2001.

Coincidentally, that also happens to be the rate of growth that Communist Party officials have projected for the year.

In October, Intel had projected revenue for the quarter of $8.1 billion to $8.7 billion.