Sentence examples for into projected from inspiring English sources

Already, poor investment returns would be further eroded, eating into projected retirement incomes and spurring yet higher employment rates among older workers.

Then SRC involves employees at every level in translating the sales forecasts for their respective business units into projected income statements, materials requirements, departmental budgets, and so forth.

If, however, he did not want that company's stock price to be at a 52-week low and falling as analysts retooled their earnings forecasts into projected losses, then it was not so lucky.

House Republican leaders challenged the heart of President Clinton's domestic policy strategy today, saying they would press for a tax cut worth up to $80 billion over five years and pay for it by dipping into projected Federal budget surpluses.

Just one indication of corporate influence is the so-called "Investor-State Dispute Settlement" process, which creates secret tribunals that hear lawsuits brought by corporations over legislation that cuts into projected corporate growth rates.

Monochrome images were converted into projected images and analyzed using Metamorph software (Universal Imaging, Downingtown, PA).

But when she browbeats him into projecting a tomorrow, his vague assurances sound transparently hollow.

Often, we put our energy into projecting out where we'll be in the future.

Each image is projected into this space.

Images were projected into z-stacks.

At the risk of simplifying things quite a bit, he takes all the new polling numbers that are published every day, weights them according to how reliable he considers the survey, adjusts them to reflect some other factors — such as how likely each party's supporters are to vote — and converts them into projected-vote shares at the state and national level.