Sentence examples for made projections from inspiring English sources
Last year, we held a press conference for a project I worked on called ice2sea, which made projections of future sea level using methods based in physics.
Wednesday was also the first time the office made projections for the following fiscal year.
The United Nations has also made projections ranging between 5.5 billion and 14 billion.
The report represents the first time the agency has tracked and made projections about the effect of AIDS on the workplace.
The panel also made projections into the future, basing each one on dif- ferent assumptions about how human society will change over the next cen- tury.
In the waning days of April, as federal officials were declaring a public health emergency and the world seemed gripped by swine flu panic, two rival supercomputer teams made projections about the epidemic that were surprisingly similar — and surprisingly reassuring.
VJ performed and interpreted the QTL mapping, made projection on the genome, collected the genes within QTL intervals, coordinated and wrote the draft manuscript.
Then a consultant would make "projections" that favored the project and that would turn out to be utterly wrong.
Making projections is a dangerous business.
Making projections can be controversial.
