Sentence examples for that it projects from inspiring English sources

It represents, instead, the difference between the approximately 7.5percentthatat G.M. will be paying its new bondholders annually, and the 9 percent that it projects its pension investments will earn this year.

And so the identity that it projects is incoherent and its products feel almost inchoate.

Because the payroll tax cut was already scheduled to expire at the end of this year, that $110 billion saving isn't counted by House GOP leadership as contributing to the $800 billion in revenue that it projects will come from its fiscal cliff proposal.

This month, 12 years later, the MLB says that it projects that over 51percentt of its monthly live streams will be watched on 'connected' and mobile devices in August.

This deficit is largest in Asia where China (which has jumped from 11th to 2nd on the E&Y Index), is outspending the U.S. six to one in green tech and its neighbor South Korea has launched an $85 billion "Green New Deal" that it projects will generate 1.8 million green jobs. .

"But beyond that, it's the image of Long Island that it projects that's important".

In an open letter to customers, Barclays, which saw its share price tumble to record lows last week, said that it projected pretax profits of 5.3 billion pounds.

He liked most of the pictures that it projected, though he saw them in his own way.

The specially lethal thing about the answer he gave instead is that it projected a sense of detachment.

That figure is higher than the 800 billion yen that it projected in April when it announced plans for the sale.

A 1953 U.S. Geological Survey water-supply report urged conservation, but the pessimistic scenarios that it projected were not nearly dire enough.