Sentence examples for projecting an increase from inspiring English sources

That is one reason several forecasters like John Perriss, chief executive at another media giant, ZenithOptimedia in London, are projecting an increase of 1percenttoto 2percentt in 2003, with a full recovery not until 2004.

The chief executive, Brian L. Roberts, said that the company, which had been expecting no growth in subscribers for the full year because it was working to stem losses at the AT&T systems, was now projecting an increase of 125,000 to 150,000.

They are much more optimistic about 2006, projecting an increase of 44% in earnings for the chemical manufacturer.

In fact, projecting an increase of 5,000 ha every 5 years, the water requirements for agriculture will increase is as illustrated in the following diagram.

In the 2080s, the percentage of grid cells with a majority of models projecting an increase in bankfull width was 69%, and 26% of grid cells had majority of models projecting a decrease.

Earlier this week, the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials released a report projecting an increase of nearly 70,000 Latino voters in Arizona; an estimated 359,000 in 2012, compared to 291,000 in 2008.

The company is now projecting an increased expense, based primarily on the stock market's performance during 2002, after receiving updated actuarial results, officials said.

Frank Bradley, the township administrator, projects an increase in housing stock.

Most Wall Street analysts had projected an increase of 58 cents a share.

The discount retailer had projected an increase of 4percentto6percentcent for the month.

The ONS projects an increase in population of almost 11 million over the next 25 years.