Sentence examples for projections point to from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Part B Premium was reduced by $22 per month this year and all projections point to a continued slower growth in premiums than had been projected.

The most optimistic projections point to a 3 percent contraction of the economy this year, after a 1.5 percent decline in 2011.

Nonetheless, projections point to a growing likelihood that Trump's woes will help Democrats take back the Senate and a small but rising possibility the same could happen in the House of Representatives.

It's happening already but it will become significantly more apparent, says Professor Philip Rees of the University of Leeds, whose projections point to much more "internal migration" over the next four decades.

Median weekly pay stood at £415 in April 2014 and our projections point to a meagre £25 improvement by 2019 measured against CPI: a return to 2003 pay levels.

Climate change historical trends and projections point to disruptions in the livelihoods of farmers in this region.

Gocher said Santos's "fanciful" projections pointed to the over-investment in the LNG sector in Australia.

With some projections pointing to the numbers using UK airports doubling to 360m over 20 years, Mr Byers is also facing strong criticism from northern airports - particularly Manchester, Britain's third largest - that the government is doing little to divert flights from London to relieve pressure on the south-east.

With all projections pointing to STEM-sector jobs continuing to grow at a higher-than-average rate, today's young women cannot occupy just the fringes of the field.

Based on this classification of projection directions, Scannell and colleagues derived an anatomical hierarchy of the cat visual system by arranging cortical areas such that a maximum number of 'ascending' projections pointed to higher levels and a maximum of 'descending' projections pointed to lower levels of the hierarchy.

However, demand for flavoured rum beverages, popularised by well known brands such as the Bacardi Breezer range, continues to grow: ­projections point to a probable 7.2% increase in sales between 2006-07 and 2010, by far the biggest increase of any sub-category.