Sentence examples for projection estimates from inspiring English sources

The new CBO projection estimates that the law will cost $1.76 trillion over 10 years – well above the $940 billion Democrats originally claimed.

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It also provides estimates of primary school gross and net enrolment rates, using UNDP population projection estimates for 2011.

The projection estimates that 130,000 (110,000–150,000) adults will live with HIV/AIDS in 2020 in Italy.

The projection estimates that 130,000 (110,000–150,000) adults will live with HIV in 2020 in Italy.

The census also provides an estimate of the primary school gross and net enrolment rates, using United Nations Development Programme population projection estimates for 2011.

Already lip-smackingly dry and dense prose (the rhetorical equivalent of the world's worst sponge cake) is studded with caveats ("projection", "estimate", "uncertain") that make it difficult to simply rip out a catchy piece of news.

The CBO and JCT subsequently updated the budget projection, estimating the impact of the ruling would reduce the cost estimate of the insurance coverage provisions by $84 billion.

For example, the present-day Maxent projection estimated suitable ecological conditions in 33 states (counting the District of Columbia) with 13.68 percent of area within the continental U.S. predicted habitable.

According to the 2013 population projection estimate, there were 258,178 residents and more than half of them were females.

These were compared to national population projections for the year 2020 ([ 11]; population estimates for South Sudan provided separately from the South Sudan National Bureau of Statistics, personal communication; Sudan projection estimated using 1.03% population growth rate) to predict practitioner per million population ratios in 2020.