Sentence examples for originally projected to from inspiring English sources
Replacing the eastern span of the Bay Bridge — a vital link between the East Bay and San Francisco — was originally projected to cost $250 million.
While several players originally projected to be chosen earlier remained on the board, none had slipped further than Bowers, whose knee injury apparently raised concerns across the league.
The line was originally projected to open in 2013, but subway officials pushed the deadline to the end of 2016 many years ago.
While the House bill was originally projected to cost $29.4 billion, Republicans altered it slightly early this morning and recalculated the costs of some provisions affecting airlines to bring down the cost.
The pipeline was originally projected to be in service by October 2016, but because of legal disputes about water safety, Native American lands and eminent domain, the project has been delayed until now.
After being briefed by VA officials last week, Murray issued a statement expressing concern that the draft eligibility criteria "would seriously limit the access to the benefit" from the 3,500 veterans originally projected to qualify.
The 2011 budget deficit, originally projected at 3.9 percent, now amounts to only 3.2 to 3.4 percent.
City officials said they don't know how much has been spent implementing the reforms, which originally were projected to cost $50 million, or about $10 million annually, according to news reports.
The Big Three auto makers plan to build 8.2percentt fewer cars and trucks in the first quarter of 1991 than they had originally projected, according to a published report.
Out year deficits are higher than originally projected due to deeper contraction this year and shallower expected recovery.
Mills Corporation, the developer of the Xanadu shopping and entertainment complex at the Meadowlands, has acknowledged that the project will take longer, cost more and earn less money than originally projected, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
