Sentence examples for projections says from inspiring English sources

The garage operator gets to deduct some of the rent it owes the city if revenues don't make certain projections, says Bettina Damiani, project director at Good Jobs New York, a think tank that has done studies critical of the stadium subsidies.

"Whether or not they are adequately capitalized depends on their projections," says Ann B. Schnare, an independent housing consultant, who has studied F.H.A. solvency.

The algae business has suffered from "fantastic promotions, bizarre cultivation systems, and absurd productivity projections". says John Benemann, an industry consultant and Ph.D. biochemist who has spent more than 30 years working on algae.

However, it is critical to know what's coming around the corner says Rodney Schwartz, CEO of ClearlySo, the organisation that helps social entrepreneurs: "A lack of a cashflow forecast is a recipe for certain disaster – whatever the long-term prospects, they mean zero the day the firm runs out of cash". Without a rigorous set of projections, says Schwartz, "a strategy is just a bunch of words".

NBCOlympics.com's performance is respectable and even exceeds projections, says Bobby Tulsiani, an Internet analyst at JupiterResearch.

For more robust projections, says Manga, "we need more and better data".

Many global projections say bad storms will continue.

A spokeswoman for Visa declined to confirm the projections, saying the numbers were confidential.

But in 2029-30, the latest published projections say we will emit 724m tonnes.

In October 1999, the agency revised its projections, saying installation in 188 offices would cost $1.4 billion.

The big winner was the Social Democratic Party, which the projections said gained 46.8percentt, compared with 39.2percentt five years ago.