Sentence examples for projecting outcomes from inspiring English sources

The television news organizations, having burned themselves in the 2000 election by calling Florida too early, and calling it wrong, all bent over backward to hold off on projecting outcomes.

It is worth noting that the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) in its official 2011 report projecting outcomes for the Korea pact said our bilateral trade deficit with Korea would decline.

The resulting system response, which reveals the nature of interactions between the driving factors, is then compared with climate projections originating from the UKCP09 assessment (UK Climate Projections 2009) to evaluate the likelihood of the range of projected outcomes.

There are no projected outcomes, no bottom lines and no talking heads.

Passage of time is not a friend to confidence in projected outcomes.

The computer models project outcomes ranging from mild, which he acknowledges, to truly catastrophic, which he ignores.

Organisations are becoming aware that seemingly unpredictable events can be broken down and presented in a meaningful ways to project outcomes and therefore impact decisions.

Well-stated, realistic goals and timeline, with a suitable plan and appropriate methods for accomplishing goals and projected outcomes.

Dr. Manderscheid discusses current and projected outcomes measurement in the area of behavioral health including substance abuse and mental health.

Mr. Hatry discusses current and projected outcomes measurement of social services at the federal, state and local government levels.

For many of us, seeing the projected outcomes of such calculators — where life savings dwindle over time — do not inspire us to dream big.