Sentence examples for projecting numbers from inspiring English sources

Well, even though Apple's own guidance for the quarter was $25 billion in revenue, analysts seem to have wised up to Apple's always-low estimates and were projecting numbers far higher: they were looking for around $29.5 billion.

Moreover, the needs-based approach is more useable when projecting numbers in a specific care specialty, because incidence of the diseases managed within that care specialty can be approximated with more accuracy.

"We're blowing through the projected numbers we needed to hit," Fitzpatrick said.

"My projected numbers on 'Battlefield Earth' are really conservative," Samaha says, studying the chart.

The projected numbers are meaningless P.R., which is how the department treats the issue.

Table 2 compares the numbers of cases diagnosed in 2007 with the projected numbers for 2010.

Figure  1 shows projected numbers of participants in the trial in a Consort flow diagram.

But, almost immediately nearly six times more than the projected number of teachers became certified.

She would not provide a projected number of new seating spaces for the disabled.

Just stupid," she said, considering the projected number of seizures for the year.

Projected number, 2010: 280 million.