Sentence examples for otherwise projected from inspiring English sources

But the governor's offer to give Nassau $100 million in state aid -- plus $5 million to overhaul its antiquated property tax system -- is dependent on county officials' coming up with tens of millions of dollars in spending cuts and new revenues by 2004, when the county is otherwise projected to face a nearly $400 million deficit.

And legislatively, Republicans in tough races are seeking to soften their edges by moderating their votes, tossing their teacups and otherwise projecting a conciliatory image to voters.

The Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation and the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office found otherwise, projecting that it would have minimal effect on group premiums, which account for 83 percent of the market.

In particular, it is important to limit the amount of bubbles within the volume of interest; otherwise, the projected overlapping bubbles will overwhelm specific features of interest.

We assume that the prescribed Dirichlet data g D is such that there exists g ˆ ∈ V h : g D = g ˆ | Γ D (otherwise, we project the Dirichlet data g D to V h ).

Some analysts had projected otherwise a year ago when Motorola reported strong earnings growth as worldwide demand for cellular products surged.

It is a scene we see again and again in the production: emblazoned on the curtain, in a painting on an otherwise empty wall, projected on the set near the end.

The best mechanism for mobilizing women and encouraging adherence to the PVT project is involving women themselves as project activists – otherwise the project runs a great risk of continuing to lose women.

More than 30 million people who would otherwise be uninsured are projected to gain coverage through a subsidized private health insurance marketplace or Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.

"We help the ladies with maintenance and we make sure [they're] not being used for purposes that aren't good for the community," says Grips. "But it's important that these women have a financial plan for their future otherwise the project won't work in the long term".

The early warnings observed in project-related activities or the weak signals as described in Igor Ansoff's theory enable project managers to better anticipate and manage otherwise unforeseeable project problems.