Sentence examples for make its projections from inspiring English sources
When, not unreasonably, it asked for a formal statement of government policy so it could make its projections, it was referred to two short paragraphs from a speech made by the prime minister in September.
Then there was pressure on this single consortium, Voter News Service, to cut back on the number of precincts and sample voters it used to make its projections and divine its understanding of the electorate.
The company will make its projections by looking at who is actually turning out to vote, and then processing that data through a method known as predictive turnout modeling.
"The Big East was always good, just not the best conference in the nation from top to bottom," I was told by Ken Pomeroy, the author of the Pomeroy power ratings, one of the systems that our statistical model uses to help make its projections.
So far, in making its projections, the budget office has tilted toward the Greenspan camp.
Nielsen makes its projections by measuring a sample of viewers across the United States.
Yet what I'm more interested in is how the Romney team made its projections.
The White House also makes the unrealistic assumption that the economy will grow by more than 3percentt every year between now and 2024, which makes its projections for revenue growth rosier than they should be.
CBO made its projections based on paid enrollments, which are lower than the gross enrollment figures I've cited earlier.
BP made its projections in its recently released 2018 Energy Outlook, predicting that the U.S. will become "by far the largest producer of liquid fuels". BP's base case scenario assumes much the same conditions as the EIA's base case.
Ms. Couric responded: "Feels like Groundhog Day, doesn't it?" Three hours after CBS made its projection — with every other network still waiting to call the race — Mr. Russert said on MSNBC that another 220,000 votes were waiting to be counted in Indiana, while Mrs. Clinton was maintaining only a 40,000 vote lead.
