Sentence examples for projected to contract from inspiring English sources

The economy, projected to contract 6percentthis yearar, is among the world's worst performers.

America's economy is projected to contract by 4%, the euro area's by 4.1% and Japan's by 6.6%.

Japan, by contrast, badly trails the region: Its economy is projected to contract 5.4percentthis yearandachieveieve only 1.7percentt growth in 2010.

Venezuela's economy is projected to contract 8percentthis yearar, with inflation running at 720percentt, according to the International Monetary Fund.

By tapping into those anxieties, which deepen during recessions, Megastudy has become South Korea's fastest-growing technology company, with sales expected to grow 22.5percentthis yearar, to 245 billion won ($195 million), even as the country's economy is projected to contract.

It also says that neighbouring Ukraine's economy is expected to bottom out in 2015, "as activity stabilises with the beginning of reconstruction work", with the economy projected to contract by 5.5%.

Donald Lane, chief executive of Makino, a manufacturer of machine tools near Cincinnati, said his company would increasingly outsource projects to contract firms that pull together temporary teams.

As of now, Washington is projected to have Bryce Harper, Adam Eaton, Michael A. Taylor and Brian Goodwin under contract next season.

The new contract was projected to keep him with the Penguins through the 2010 11 season.

She was also involved in many commercial and residential construction projects, choosing to contract South Korean construction firms.

Reports swirled earlier this summer that Tatum had exited the project due to contract negotiation issues, but he officially committed to the film in August.