Sentence examples for projections how from inspiring English sources

With so much competition for so few BRZs — initial interest from customers in Japan was four times higher than the automaker's projections — how could Subaru so severely underestimate demand for the coupe?

And then the heat — the leap to that last sentence, with its combination of Grand Guignol and unverifiable self-projection: How can he really know this?

And then it became worse, as the progress of the battle demonstrated how unready Europe still is (politically and militarily) for power projection, how unsuited the Security Council is to managing wars (rather than just starting them and seeing what happens) and how thin Arab support was.

In the Money in section we'll cover Crunchbase's projections of how — and how much — the global venture capital ecosystem invested in Q2 2017.

But there is still a wide range of projections indicating how much warmer things may get, how storm and drought patterns may respond and what the effects will be on ecosystems, agriculture and health.

Projections about how much land is available, and therefore how much production can increase, vary widely.

To calculate post-close runway, founders must know the current cash burn and must have formulated detailed projections of how they will spend the funds they are raising and how much cash they will be burning each month post-close.

Earlier this week, the Congressional Budget Office issued a report updating its projections about how much expanding insurance coverage under health care reform will cost and how many people will get new benefits.

The report updates projections on how fast the economy will grow this year and next.

Alex Bellos looks at stereographic projections, and how maths might help you produce some amazing pumpkin lanterns.

The new system is based on a series of expert projections on how people will behave.