Sentence examples for projections reflect from inspiring English sources

Our outward projections reflect inner needs and desires.

The projections reflect "a whole generation's response to the media, specifically television," Mr. Mayer said.

But if they hold true, the projections reflect an economic trend that is both new and encouraging.

The growth projections reflect rebounding home sales, a rise in construction and low financing costs, according to Kermit Baker, the director of the center's Remodeling Futures program.

These projections reflect an expected significant contraction in the first half of this year combined with an anticipated gradual resumption of growth in the second half.

INVESTOR DISCUSSION Projections reflect the return of the original investment in less than two years.

American Express said yesterday that its third-quarter profit exceeded Wall Street projections, reflecting robust returns from its credit-card business.

The Fed's latest round of economic projections reflected a broad consensus; 14 of the 17 Fed officials surveyed anticipated at least one rate increase this year.

The Cantor culture was unlike the more traditional insurance companies and government agencies with which they shared a building, and salaries jumped at a more rapid yearly clip (even, they argue, in recession years) than Feinberg's projections reflected.

Some Republicans want to use one set of numbers that show a particularly sharp increase over previous surplus projections, reflecting the flood of revenues into the Treasury as the economy continues roaring along.

Similarly, applying the MPG assumptions which projects annual increases in MPG of 0.63% and 1.13% for Honda Civics' gasoline and hybrid version in the next 14 years, we obtain the following projections, reflected on Table 5 below, on absolute increases in MPG.