Sentence examples for later projections from inspiring English sources
For later projections (2050 and 2080), only threshold and latitude significantly affected mean percent climatic habitat loss (Table 1; Fig. 2).
A later projection of $9 billion US$$) annually, which included both direct and indirect costs was established [ 6].
"We redid our analysis and 36 hours later had projections based on industry norms".
It is also true that in Catal Huyuk and other Neolithic societies the anthropomorphic representations of the Goddess the young Maid, the nature Mother, and the old Grandmother or Ancestress, all the way back to the original Creatrix, are, as the Greek philosopher Pythagoras later noted, projections of the various stages of the life of woman.
The ventral projection also initially appeared to grow normally, but later also failed to fuse with the ventral bulge of the lateral projection.
Nearly a decade later the projection was that by the mid-1980s thered be a billion or more starvation deaths.
That's one year later than previous projections.
It is replicated later in two projections, a strange cult of self with which the artist has long flirted.
Analysts later revised their projections to 5 cents to 7 cents a share, with a mean of 6 cents, according to the research firm Thomson Financial/ First Call.
With something over 27% of the vote and the prospect of 13 Iowa delegates, Mr Carter came far ahead of the next contender, Senator Bill Bayh, with 13% and six.Because of rules that come into play in the later meetings, the projections of delegate strength are highly inexact.
Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch examined the effect of NAFTA and wrote in a report issued in February of 2014, "Twenty years later, the grand projections and promises made by NAFTA's proponents remain unfulfilled.
