Sentence examples for projected because from inspiring English sources

A recent British study of wind on home roofs found that turbines generate less power than installers projected because of lower-than-expected wind speeds.

Shares in U.P.S. sank $5.33, or 5.8 percent, to $86.12 after the company said its second-quarter and full-year earnings would be less than analysts had projected because the company's customers were using cheaper shipping options.

C1 A Warning from Microsoft Microsoft said after the markets closed that earnings and revenue in the current quarter would be lower than previously projected because of weakening economic conditions.

The bottler said its earnings for the year would be 50 cents a share, instead of the 71 cents previously projected, because of currency fluctuations and one-time charges related to layoffs.

The huge loss might not be as big as projected because it excluded, among other factors, the $10 million that each team will get early next year from the Charlotte Bobcats' expansion fee.

Echoing recent warnings from the computer makers that are its most prominent customers, Microsoft said yesterday that earnings and revenue in the current quarter would be lower than previously projected because of weakening economic conditions.

The structure and design of the tabletop exercises varied from project to project because their objectives were somewhat different.

She opposed the project because of the possible environmental effects.

And we've won several large projects because of that.

Billups knows reclamation projects, because he is one.

"He supports the project because it will create jobs.