Sentence examples for projected order from inspiring English sources

Team lineups are listed in projected order of finish.

The production phase of the work could be worth $200 billion, based on a projected order of 3,000 planes.

Here is the current projected order to be released after Wimbledon, with number of spots they are expected to move on the American ladder in parentheses.

He, Blake and Ram are all clustered close enough together (within 26 ranking points) that whichever one of them makes the deepest run at the tournament will leave as the American No. 4. If they tie, their current projected order will stand.

The report projected orders for the six months, indicating that domestic demand would offset faltering overseas demand.

To avoid burgers going stale, the new system requires restaurants to make food based on orders–not on projected orders.

It is a way to project order amid chaos, and to try to assure jittery citizens that there is a strategy to end the violence.

I found a new and more portable way to project, order, and record the world.

To ensure better inventory control, she created a spreadsheet to project orders based on the prior year's sales; managers had previously filled orders by looking at three-month trailing sales, which didn't take into account seasonal fluctuations.

Thorn noted that teams might change their projected draft order in the next month.

All coefficients are projected onto order 4 cubic B-splines, with knots every 2 years, spanning the period 1838 to 2022.