Sentence examples for projected at the end from inspiring English sources

— Mr. Obama Mr. Obama makes it sound as if the surpluses projected at the end of President Bill Clinton's tenure disappeared entirely because of Mr. Bush's tax cuts.

When the Polo logo was projected at the end of the film, guests including model Daisy Lowe took the Instagram bait and snapped a picture.

Well, maybe; or perhaps I was rather experiencing a temporary music-theatrical psychosis induced by all those scales and the visionary brilliance of the blue, blue sky projected at the end of the piece.

This decline results in projected changes in the epidemic potential well before 2050, which may be of larger concern for decision makers than changes projected at the end of the 21st century.

We are now half-way through the so-called Livestock Revolution (Delgado et al., 1999) projected at the end of the 1990s and the predictions for increased demand for livestock products are being borne out in many parts of the world.

There have only been six games in 40 this year when the Yankees have been able to field the lineup they projected at the end of spring training.

It is cruciform in plan, having a nave flanked by a lower single aisle on either side, crossed by a transept, and with a semi-circular apse projecting at the east end.

Well, it's only been one completed quarter so far, and I posted the ship list and projected bonus at the end of the second month in the quarter.

The projected ratios at the end of Fiscal Year 2 are quite solid.

But Democrats questioned the timing of Ms. Rylander's announcement of the surplus, noting that the comptroller usually projects revenue at the end of the fiscal year.

Anta, plural antas, or antae, in architecture, slightly projecting column at the end of a wall, produced by either a thickening of the wall or attachment of a separate strip.