Sentence examples for projected after from inspiring English sources

The exodus from New York that many observers projected after 9/11 never took place.

L'Oréal, the cosmetics maker, said 2008 sales would be lower than it projected after second-quarter growth was the slowest in more than three years.

Instead, 2 Columbus Circle has been sitting empty for four years, serving principally as a giant screen on which advertisements are projected after dark.

Bookings for goods meant to last at least three years were led by demand for cars, computers and capital equipment and advanced 2.2 percent, less than projected after a revised 3.6 percent decline the previous month, the department said.

Alaska depends on oil revenue for about 90percentt of its budget, and it is facing a deficit that could reach $4 billion in a budget of only about $5 billion — with years of deficits projected after that as well.

As Hillary Rodham Clinton tries to rebut the favorite attack line of Representative Rick A. Lazio, that she has never held public office and has no record for a Senate campaign, she and her husband and their staffs are aggressively trying to reverse the reclusive image that she projected after her failure on health care reform.

The projected after-tax cash payment to Mail-Well of about $100 million will mainly be used reduce debt, Mail-Well said.

Activists vowed to continue fighting the project after the arrests.

But she walked off the project after the pair rowed.

In project after project, Spacey has coasted on his supercilious persona.

The town's Department of Planning and Development and Environmental Quality Review Commission look at projects piecemeal and never consider the cumulative impact of approving project after project.