Sentence examples for projected much from inspiring English sources

As recently as the spring, the administration and the Congressional Budget Office projected much smaller deficits.

In private, however, many researchers have projected much more modest goals for embryonic stem cells.

Phillips-curve based models that prevail in most forecasting shops would have projected much lower inflation given the size and persistence of the output gap than has actually occurred.

The massive declines in all types of revenue at the authority are especially stark because its budget for this year already projected much lower income levels than in recent years.

Nor did Mr. Potts project much starry charisma.

This poses some extremely daunting challenges for projecting (much less quantifying) impacts for systems that have an agricultural component.

Your voice will project much better if you smile, and clearly-pronounced words are much cuter than drawled little mumbles.

Sotheby's projected as much as $100 million in auction sales online in 2000.

As you might expect from a Lynch project, much is still shrouded in secrecy.

That makes the initial phases of any rebuilding project much easier.

Poor countries, with some exceptions, notably China, find large projects much more difficult.