Sentence examples for issued projections from inspiring English sources

The budget office has not issued projections yet, and some Democrats warned that the erosion could be much worse.

His agency issued projections this fall that suggested that the compromise package would have saved companies about $27 billion in pension contributions over the next two years.

The firm, to whose services the White House subscribes, issued projections in January concluding that by raising disposable income, bolstering stock values and reducing the cost of capital, the president's program would lead to 1.365 million new jobs by the end of next year.

One example: the statement that there has been a "smaller-than-predicted warming over the 22 years since the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) began issuing projections".

These conclusions could be reached with confidence in systems that issue projections exclusively from layer VI, as in the projection from primary visual cortex to the dorsolateral geniculate nucleus [61], or exclusively from layer V, as in the projections from visual cortices to the lateral posterior nucleus and the inferior pulvinar [61], [62].

The tendency to relative increase in the number of submucous somatostatin neurons seen in the present study might affect intestinal secretion, since these most likely are cholinergic secretomotor neurons, also containing CGRP, issuing projections both orally and anally to the mucosa and submucosa [ 6, 33].

Other private-sector economists have issued similar projections.

Procter & Gamble, the consumer products giant, said yesterday that it expected second-quarter sales to grow as much as 8percentt -- higher than it had forecast in October -- even as rivals like Avon, Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever have issued disappointing projections.

The administration issued new projections on Wednesday indicating that the growth of national health spending, which has been extraordinarily low by historical standards, would pick up with the expansion of coverage, improvements in the economy and the aging of the baby boom generation.

The governor has not taken a public position on the bill, and officials have issued conflicting projections of its potential cost.

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