Sentence examples for projecting that the from inspiring English sources

Youkilis echoed the sentiment, projecting that the Yankees' depth would become a weapon.

First, we are projecting that the increase in bankruptcies will slow, to an increase of about 10percentt.

Now, they are projecting that the population will top 400 million in 2039 and reach 439 million in 2050.

Heating oil is 36percentt higher, with the government projecting that the costs of both fuels will stay high.

"We are projecting that the concentration of demand will only increase" at the biggest airports, Ms. Shellabarger said.

Analysts started the year projecting that the deficit in the current fiscal year would be about $900 billion.

Firstar is projecting that the purchase, scheduled to close in the first quarter next year, will increase earnings 3.7percentt in 2001.

He also said his administration was projecting that the state would lose 160,000 private sector jobs by the end of next year.

Mr. Bush is projecting that the deficit will hit a record $521 billion this year, then decline to about $237 billion over the next five years.

The presumptive Republican nominee struck an apocalyptic tone, projecting that the United States would not survive if he were not elected.

Roberts cites a report projecting that the true measure of success will soon be whether foodstuffs "can be consumed one-handed, and whether packaging causes a mess".