Sentence examples for monetary projections from inspiring English sources

The album, released by Scotti Brothers Records so that the label could make monetary projections for the fiscal year, collects Yankovic's favorite songs from his first eight studio albums.

At the time, Scotti Brothers had insisted on putting out a new album by Yankovic in order to meet monetary projections for the fiscal quarter, despite the fact that no new album was ready; Alapalooza would not be released until later in the year.

While Yankovic was writing the original songs for a new album which was later released in 1996 as Bad Hair Day—his label, Scotti Brothers Records, insisted that he release a new record in order to meet monetary projections for the fourth fiscal quarter of the year.

While Yankovic was writing the original songs for a new album which would later be released in 1996 as Bad Hair Day—his label, Scotti Brothers Records, insisted that he release a new record in order to meet monetary projections for the fourth fiscal quarter of the year.

China's expansion will be more than 8percentt in 2009, according to government officials, and the nation is poised to overtake Japan next year, International Monetary Fund projections show.

Instead of today's sluggish growth - 1.8 percent in the first quarter and 2.5 percent for the year, according to International Monetary Fund projections - he speculated that the economy would be growing as fast as 3.5 percent.

Labour warned against this and is now being proved right by International Monetary Fund projections that Britain will have lower growth than other rich countries.With growth flatlining, unemployment is rising, triggering higher benefit bills, lower tax receipts and a vicious spiral into depression.

American anxiety and puzzlement reached new heights when the latest International Monetary Fund projections indicated that, at least by certain measurements, the Chinese economy would overtake the U.S. by 2016.

And, yes, this skips over the fragility of the euro, the International Monetary Fund's projections of feeble growth in the euro zone, and the prospect of grief from France's engagement in Afghanistan or a heightening of tensions with Iran.

The project is already pumping money into the local service-based economy, which should easily reach the 7%-8% International Monetary Fund growth projections for next year, Third, the economy of the Colon Free Trade Zone represents almost 8% of the entire Panamanian economy and another potential contributor to growth.

Attempts to put a monetary value on these projections are spurious, and deep down voters know it.