Sentence examples for projections call for from inspiring English sources

What's more, current projections call for the region to grow by six million people, or two Chicagos, over the next 20 to 25 years.

All told, projections call for the four eateries to serve 1.75 million meals during the 29 days the Games will go on).

Ultimately, projections call for up to 10,000 residents, 550 businesses and 15,000 jobs when Verdae is built out, a project estimated to take 15 to 20 years at a cost of $2.2 billion, primarily in private investment.

Christopher Preble, the vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute, wrote on the institute's blog that: "The Pentagon's budget has more than doubled over the past decade, and current projections call for the Pentagon to receive more than $6 trillion from U.S. taxpayers through 2021.

For the constellation of islands that make up New York City, a rising sea level is not a minor issue: conservative projections call for a 7-to-12-inch increase by 2050, and a panel convened by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in 2009 that if rapid ice melting took place, the rise could be 41 to 55 inches by 2080.

The latest projections call for delivering the upgraded ship in March 2009, says Rodey Batiza, head of NSF's marine geosciences section.

Initial projections called for operating costs of $350,000 or less.

The company also remains comfortable with analysts' 2003 earnings projections calling for double-digit earnings growth.

Her projections called for 88,000 cars to be sold during the first year of production – and 250,000 during the second – through 100 dealerships and 210 distributors.

Where once the projections called for employment in the city to decline by as many as 300,000 jobs, they now estimate the losses will be about 200,000.

Luhnow said the Astros' internal projections called for about 15 more victories this season; injuries, trades and a porous bullpen have made things worse.