Sentence examples for the projected return from inspiring English sources

Zambrano said the projected return date for Valencia was June 13, at D.C. United.

"The projected return on the private investment was not high enough to justify what was perceived to be a risky investment in Trenton's untested market," Mr. Powell said.

Date launched March 2005 Quoted returns You can choose to lend for up to three years, where the projected return – after the 1% fee – is 3.9%, or up to five years, where the projected return is 4.9% Lender investors 51,100 Your money goes to Individual borrowers Need to know The UK's largest peer-to-peer lender, which has lent £468m to date.

The rate is seventy to eighty per cent if failure is defined as not meeting the projected return on investment, and ninety to ninety-five per cent if it is measured by failing to beat a declared projection.

"The government's big business tax cuts would see us lose $51.1bn in revenue over the next 10 years and mean the projected return to surplus never sees the light of day," he said.

At the moment, Mr. Wiener said, rental buildings are "hotter than hot" properties for real estate investors, with bidders trying to elbow one another aside even when the projected return on capital is less than 6percentt.

Upfront capital costs and botched demographic forecasting dented the projected returns of the desalination plants.

The projected returns from both companies are calculated after fees (1 per cent at Zopa and  10 per cent of the interest at RateSetter) and bad debt, but before tax.

The start-up costs have stretched to about £165,000 and the projected returns are about two and a half time less than predicted.

If the sponsor takes both upfront and recurring fees, there will be less money to be distributed to investors and, depending on the magnitude of those fees, an increased likelihood that the projected returns may not be met.

Unfortunately, despite the high projected return on investment, development assistance for health remains stagnant.