Sentence examples for projected early from inspiring English sources

Expenses should be projected early in the project and funding options explored.

While libraries, archives, and museums have taken separate paths to professionalization, the digital environment, along with its many opportunities for collaboration, is bringing these cultural institutions closer together, just as David Gracy projected early in his career.

He came close, capturing around 48percentt of the vote, though the final tally was still not in when the results were projected early Wednesday morning.

The analysis projected "early fatalities," "early injuries," "cancer deaths" and "scaled costs" covering "lost wages, relocation expenses, decontamination costs, lost property, and interdiction costs for property and farmland" (in 1980 dollars).

There were a number of production issues that pushed back the rollout of the Kickstarter-backed headset until fall from a projected early March ship date.

Stephanopolous correctly projected early Wednesday that more superdelegates would proclaim their allegiance to Obama later in the day, adding that, in some unspecified time frame, "this nomination will be locked up" for Obama.

As Professor Danny Dorling and Stuart Gietel-Basten note, that means one million projected earlier deaths over the next four decades.

Vaccine makers will ultimately be able to deliver 145 million doses, 10 million more than projected earlier, the officials said.

They described the melting as an unstoppable event that will cause global sea levels to rise higher than projected earlier.

The fund said that this was largely because developing countries, specifically Brazil, China, India, and Russia, are expected to grow more slowly than had been projected earlier.

In December, Comcast shares fell after the company said it would sign up 6 million new customers in 2007, rather than the 6.5 million projected earlier.