Sentence examples for projections turned out from inspiring English sources

The group could not say how accurate its 1998-99 projecturnedturned out to be.

The projections turned out to be so far off -- fewer than 200,000 had visited by the end of December -- that officials found themselves fielding questions about the hall's disappointing first year, even though almost everything had gone smoothly.

He knew as well as I that those projections turned out not to be anywhere in the ballpark.

The idea that these variations in neuronal connectivity might have functional consequences was rather obvious and, indeed, only a few years after the Wimers' discovery, Schwegler and Lipp reported a strong correlation between IIPMF sizes and two-way active avoidance learning in mice and rats [ 10, 15]: animals with larger IIPMF projections turned out to be poor learners in a shuttle-box task.

Looking back at past predictions and getting some idea of how often the writer was right and how many projections turned out to be flawed will provide some perspective when determining if the word of the writer is reliable.

In the interview, Silver said that he would like to place a large wager with me on whose projections turn out to be right.

If current projections turn out to be accurate, there would be enough oil and gas to power the United States for at least another century.

If the polling projections turn out to be accurate, however, neither the economy nor the Labour leader's perceived weakness is looking sufficient to deliver the election to the Conservatives, and this has to be scored as a big victory for Miliband.

Schneider continues, "If current projections turn out to be accurate, there would be enough oil and gas to power the United States for at least another century".

It will be clearer around 2010 when, if the UN's "low fertility" projection turns out to be the right one, the number of babies born into the world will fall below the number needed for replacement.Making long-term projections, even demographic ones, for such things is notoriously hazardous.

If that projection turns out to be optimistic, someone is going to get hurt".