Sentence examples for projections it would from inspiring English sources

In January CalPERS said that under current projections it would only be able to cover 70% of its future obligations; revised projections were not available Monday.

To match the three researchers' projections it would actually have to increase by 8% a year for neodymium and 14% for dysprosium.

(Other studies suggest much higher projections). It would also likely apply to green-card applicants abroad if they were thought likely to need public benefits.

According to the Liberal Party's projections, it would see the federal government's budget deficit rise to about ten billion dollars a year — a sum that would be considered a rounding error in Washington.

According to the Liberal Party's projections, it would see the federal government's budget deficit rise to about ten billion dollars a year a sum that would be considered a rounding error in Washington.

There are important details still missing from the plan, which seeks to reduce the deficit to 2.2 percent of gross domestic product by 2015, from 9 percent today, and cut the overall debt to 60 percent of G.D.P. by 2024; under current projections, it would rise to 87 percent by 2020.

That's the "medium fertility variant" projection – it would be 8 billion by 2050 declining to 6 billion by 2100 if you used the low fertility variant, and up to 16 billion if you used a high one.

Without Maestri's burnished tone and immaculate projection it would be a much duller evening, but even he doesn't really project Falstaff's fading old-world grandeur as much as he might in a different production.

And according to the committee's projection, it would permanently change the budgetary baseline, substantially increasing the shortfall between what the government takes in and what it sends out ― to the tune of $4.5 trillion over the next 10 years.

The Journal de Montréal projection showed the Bloc Québécois taking 14 seats, an enormous jump from other projections that it would stay around its current level of two seats.

XM Satellite Radio Holdings reported a larger than expected loss yesterday in the last quarter of 2002, but Wall Street focused instead on the company's leap in revenue, to $9 million, from $532,000 a year ago, and projections that it would more than triple its subscriber base to about 1.2 million by the end of the year.