Sentence examples for projections laid from inspiring English sources

Only he won't play the game, regularly making ethical, political, scientific and (ir)religious statements that rudely pop the projections laid on to him.

And in the meantime the board, with help from outside consultants, became less bullish on Dell's likely financial performance, according to projections laid out in Friday's filing.

The author of austerity admitted that spending cuts would continue into the next parliament.The Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), set up by Mr Osborne to provide independent economic projections, laid out the grim numbers.

John Wilmoth, director of the population division in the UN's department of economic and social affairs, said the new projections laid bare the scale of the task facing the world as it prepares to agree the development framework for the next 15 years.

The figure Rodriguez offered this year also contradicts projections laid out in U.S. Army Africa (USARAF) documents obtained by TomDispatch via the Freedom of Information Act in 2014.

3.17pm BST In their revision of their emissions projections, Defra laid the blame for NO2 emissions squarely on the EU, saying the EU standards for vehicles are flawed.

It missed some early projections that it laid out many years ago, but with more than 200 million monthly active users, Pinterest has made a full-court press to get its ad products out the door and into the hands of brands and marketers.

Kraft, which said increased dairy and grain costs would erode profit margins, managed to raise its full-year earnings projection by laying off workers, reassigning executives and lowering the company's tax rate.

On the floor, just in front of this projection, Huang lays out the fabric and canopy seen throughout the film.

Mr. Herrmann assigned the team to develop a "program paper" that laid out projections for production volumes, market-share targets and competition.

The budget also laid out projections for the program through the year 2010.