Sentence examples for number of projected from inspiring English sources

The administration's budget this month proposed an extension through the 2005 tax year that could cut the number of projected payers to 3.8 million from 12.3 million.

We can probably safely assume that the housing market has not reached its bottom given the high number of projected foreclosures.

Florida's Department of Transportation, mindful of Mr. Mica's keen interest, looked for ways to push up the number of projected riders, efforts that federal regulators found dubious.

By the time it became apparent that the number of projected visits (and ticket revenue) was vastly overestimated, the Archway was already underwater, nearly $60 million in debt from the construction and start-up costs.

The ONS said: "The projected local authority population for each year is initially calculated by ageing on the population for the previous year, applying assumed local fertility and mortality rates to calculate the number of projected births and deaths, and then adjusting for migration into and out of each local authority".

(Vince Summa, Stew Leonard's chief financial officer, wrote in an e-mail that the company projected about 13,500 visitors a day in Orange and that "since we are a family store," the number of projected cars was smaller — fewer than 8,000. But the point was already lost).

We've got a number of projects in the works.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy pared the number of projects according to a simple criterion: the level of overcrowding.

Today his business consists of a number of projects including River Cottage HQ.

Miller, who is acutely aware of his vogue, works on a number of projects at once.

It is only one of a number of projects BAE is working on.