Sentence examples for though projections from inspiring English sources

This one would have been the 2035 edition, had the NIC not decided to drop that futuristic year for what it calls fear of "false precision" (though projections of developments to 2035 are still part of the text).

Economists in China cut their growth forecasts sharply in the last week, though projections remain robust at 7 percent.

Though projections assumed capacity crowds of 18,000, the true Nets attendance — measured in tickets scanned inside the arena, not tickets purchased — was closer to 15,000 on average, owing primarily to a "no-show rate" of about 10 percent.

We assume that the working-age population is constant after 2015, even though projections by the United Nations indicate that the working-age population in Spain will decline.

Even though projections are a shot in the dark when you are dealing with startups, they do provide a good idea of where the business is heading and potential outcomes.

Further comparison of all prefrontal terminations revealed that all labeled bouton populations in the ventral anterior nucleus were similar, regardless of area of origin in the prefrontal cortex, though projections from area 32 contained the highest density of large boutons (Fig. 2B; p = 0.01).

(Even then, though, his projections from nearer to the day of the election, which reflect the latest poll figures, could be considerably closer to the mark).

The highest level, though, is projection — the ability to predict which aircraft are coming in and when.

Any projections, though, are bound to be rough approximations given the atypical circumstances.

On current projections, though, the fund will run out of cash in the second quarter of 2003.

The annual projections, though necessarily uncertain, provide an important overview of emerging issues in the nation's large and complex healthcare system.