Sentence examples for projected drop from inspiring English sources

The association predicts a third year of decline this year, although the projected drop is just 0.1 percent.

Prices fell 0.5 percent from June, more than the projected drop of 0.2 percent based on the median economist estimate in a Bloomberg survey.

Mr. Barowitz, the mayor's spokesman, was unable to say how much of the projected drop in sales would be attributable to an actual drop in consumption.

The projected drop in sales in the city, which currently accounts for 40percentt of cigarette sales statewide, could wipe out much of that increase.

Scottish universities are also having to deal with demographic challenges, with a projected drop of 11% in the numbers of 18- to 20-year-olds in the country until 2027.

"Demand for upper-end villas in Lagonisi is still strong despite a projected drop in many other areas, in line with the economic crisis," said Tim Hughes of King Hellas, an Athens-based international property consultancy.

In a separate forecast released at the same time, Fed officials predicted that the unemployment rate would decline more quickly than they had projected, dropping to between 6.5 percent and 6.8 percent by the end of 2014.

The ratings agency projected drops in sales of 10.0% this year, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization after buyouts and excluding certain operations will drop 30.0% to 35.0%, with only slight improvements in 2010.

Take for example Georgia, where the projected drop-off rate among black women is 29percentt, or 228,000 voters.

With up to 25 independent variables, a 'cluster' effect of 3, and a projected drop-out rate of 10%, it requires a minimum of 664 participants in the study.

Germany in contrast is projected to drop from 82m people to 71m in the next four decades.