Sentence examples for projections down from inspiring English sources

Japan just revised its growth projections down, despite being in the middle of a massive money-printing programme.

But pushing the projections down were a predicted contraction of 1.3 percent foreseen for Italy and 1 percent in Spain — two of the euro zone's big economies, which are also beset by debt troubles.

Somehow, we are asked to believe that Silver has managed to avoid the pitfalls that affect other forecasters — to the extent that he can generate accurate voting projections down to one decimal point.

But a month ago, company executives revised first-quarter revenue projections down to between $170 million and $180 million and said net income would break even a stark contrast from a year ago when the company pulled in $228 million in revenue and $63 million in net income.

Financial analysts had expected DaimlerChrysler to revise its 2002 projection down and to reduce the dividend, but they were somewhat surprised by the extent of both.

Ebola has, for the time being, thrown his projections upside down, though Cairnes has yet to exit any of his investments.

If you're asking for a loan based on projections, nail down your proof points.

Revenue projections are down $700 million from the year before, meaning public services like schools have to be cut as a result.

We calculated this amount, which we refer to as the implicit energy supply assumption of the UN medium projection, by breaking down the projection by developed and developing countries and determining the total energy supply needed to achieve the projected growth rate.

By now you know that this administration always projects big budget improvement two years ahead; but every six months it marks its projection down another $140 billion or so, blaming outside events.

We first broke the projection down into developed and developing worlds, given the endpoints of 2009 and 2050.