Sentence examples for issued a projection from inspiring English sources

OSHA revised the rule and issued a projection of $280.3 million, which industry said was still too low.

Last fall, the Farm Credit Associations of New York, which finance farmers in the area, issued a projection, using federal Department of Agriculture data, showing that 800 farms in the state with total sales estimated in excess of $700 million were "highly vulnerable to going out of business or forced to severely cut back their farm operations".

It was merely the latest volley in a campaign to discredit the CBO that Republicans have been waging ever since it first issued a devastating projection of what the initial legislation, in the House, would mean for insurance coverage.

Similarly, meteorologists working with the City University of Hong Kong issued a seasonal projection on April 24 , 2003 indicating the likelihood of a normal or below normal season with 29 total tropical cyclones, 26 tropical storms, and 16 typhoons.

Yahoo also increased slightly its revenue and cash-flow forecasts for the fourth quarter and issued a very bullish projection for 2003.

The Congressional Budget Office hasn't had a chance to issue a formal projection on the Republican plan, but preliminary estimates have suggested the number of people who lose coverage will be in the millions, at least.

Earlier this week, the Congressional Budget Office issued a report updating its projections about how much expanding insurance coverage under health care reform will cost and how many people will get new benefits.

In 2005, the UNAIDS Reference Group on Estimates, Modeling and Projections issued a cautionary statement about using BED to estimate HIV incidence and called for the development of additional laboratory and modeling methodologies [ 4].

The company issued a second-half operating loss projection of at least $1.4 billion last week, which was based on an arguably optimistic assumption of an average exchange rate of 95 yen to the dollar.

On Monday, Robertson Stephens analyst Lowell Singer lowered 2000 and 2001 revenue projections and issued a cautious note that dwindling advertising dollars could hurt DoubleClick's performance in the short-term.

It also issued a third-quarter forecast below Wall Street's projections.