Sentence examples for projected gains from inspiring English sources

The projected gains would be larger for those on the lower end of the scale.

As far as the projected gains to the economy from the deal, finding a quarter on the street is the right comparison.

But critics say the projected gains in European military capacity may be too meager to justify the risk of creating a potential rival to NATO.

Another $40 million is being provided in tax-increment financing, in which projected gains in property taxes are applied against debt issued to finance the development.

Administration officials insisted today that they still supported the United Nations inspections, but reserved the right to weigh the projected gains from any inspections against the political and diplomatic downside.

The jackpot topped out at eighty-nine milliothere other day, which, though not enough to equal the projected gains of Bloomberg's ill-fated commuter tax, would have saved Matara, the pregnant baboon in the Prospect Park Zoo, and Otis the Coyote, over in Flushing, with enough left over to keep more firefighters on the job (and away from the slots).

For government and nonprofit employers, the projected gain was 9percentt.

Magazines, sluggish for a year, trail other national consumer media with a projected gain of 5percentt, behind rivals like newspapers, up 6.5percentt, and radio, up 7percentt.

She forecasts an increase in ad spending of 4percentt next year, compared with a projected gain of 0.7percentt for 2002 over 2001.

"Five of the top 10 brands are expected to post advances in 1990, collectively recording a projected gain of 1.2percentto to 130.8 million barrels," the publication said.

Due to the volatility, a market-order Joe may be filled at the worst possible price, possibly erasing Joe's projected gain from the trade.