Sentence examples for projected figures for from inspiring English sources

In the absence of the full report, it's impossible to know how the projected figures for Big Noise Govanhill's 70-year benefits (£89.37m, according to the report) have been calculated, or how definite their analysis is – even if the report says that "for all scenarios analysed, the net present value of Big Noise Govanhill remained positive".

The projected figures for 2008 are 200,000 pairs of shoes to children in need around the world.

Responding to the IFS forecast, Barnardo's chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said: "The projected figures for child poverty revealed today are a tragedy.

The budget is a set of projected figures for spending and revenue that the finance ministry prepares.

The UERL's pre-opening predictions of passenger numbers for its other new lines proved to be similarly over-optimistic, as did the projected figures for the newly electrified DR – in each case, numbers achieved only around fifty per cent of their targets.

This trend is expected to continue with projected figures for 2050 of two billion adults over the age of 60 [ 1].

Thanks to a pre- and post-election spending spree by Mr Orban's government, the budget deficit hit four-fifths of the projected figure for all of this year by the end of May.

The projected figure for 1998-99 is C$2.06 billion ($1.3 billion), and that includes help to republics of the former Soviet Union, as well as the imputed cost of third-world students in Canada.

On the Treasury, the report says its decision to argue in a report that Brexit could cost households £4,300 a year by 2030, because of reduced economic growth, was misleading because the figure relates to the impact of lower GDP on households and is not a projected figure for lower disposable income.

Their projected figure for 2010 is 160 million, which would represent approximately 25% of the Chinese working population [ 5].

The economy of Africa is growing and according to the African Economic Outlook for 2011, the continent rebounded in 2010 and is set for 3.7% growth this year with a higher projected figure for West Africa (5.9%).