Sentence examples for projected levels of from inspiring English sources

These numbers alone are dubious: few Washington realists regard the projected levels of government spending as tenable.

However, a city audit of 2010 departmental budgets found the program was failing to generate the projected levels of income.

"The chances of the Internet advertising market recovering to earlier projected levels of growth for 2001 seem quite slim now," he wrote, adding that Cowen would not buy DoubleClick shares.

Mr. Panetta grossly exaggerates when he says it would be disastrous if projected levels of defense spending are reduced by an additional $500 billion if the bipartisan "supercommittee" deadlocks and automatic cuts go into effect.

All those references to George Osborne taking us back to the 1930s might be about projected levels of spending, but there are also echoes of the last time laissez-faire ideas ran into the ground and an entire system ceased to function.

On February 10 the Utah House of Representatives passed a nonbinding resolution that questioned evidence of global warming and urged the EPA to revoke its 2009 endangerment finding, which posited that current and projected levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere posed a threat to human health and welfare.

So before doing anything, work out your current projected level of retirement income considering both your existing pensions and investment and state benefits.

Cameron gave no commitment on the projected level of UK defence spending in 2020 but said: "We spend 2% on defence.

The historically high, projected level of CRW treatment is justified, in part, by the emergence in the late 1990s of a variant of the CRW that learned to overwinter in soybean fields, thus undermining the efficacy of corn-soybean rotations in reducing CRW populations [50].

"The Dallas Buyers Club" never reaches its projected level of entertainment due to a lack of emotional appeal to the audience.

Growth of coal-fired power is actually outpacing the increase in generation from non-fossil energy sources, and the projected level of coal demand growth is consistent with an increase of global temperatures of well above 6 degrees C.