Sentence examples for today's projection from inspiring English sources

Having transformed everything from everyday surfaces to sporting events into magical spectator experiences for several years now, today's projection mapping artists understand how their light shows interact with the surfaces they're projecting upon.

Presenting the inflation report, Sir Mervyn said: "Today's projections are for growth to be a little stronger and inflation a little weaker than we expected three months ago.

If no changes are made, the program's reserves are now projected to be exhausted in 2036, a year earlier than last year's projection.

That is three times the revenue in last year's projection.

Last year, sales there topped 350,000 pairs, and this year's projection is for 500,000.

If next year's projection of a 2.5% slump is right, Greece's economy will have shrunk by a frightening 14% over five years.The Greeks are in low spirits.

The request is certain to generate angry debate on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are reeling from last week's projection of a $1.2 trillion budget deficit and will also soon be asked to vote on Mr. Obama's $800 billion recovery package.

Third, the two sides have largely agreed to take off the table the entire surplus generated by Social Security -- $2 trillion over 10 years by last year's projection -- and to use that money only for debt reduction or to overhaul the retirement system.

Of course, the rapid-fire growth of the groups, as well as the magazine's own rise in circulation (this year's projection: 500,000, up from 100,000 just a few years ago), says much about the appeal of Fast Company's vision of "democratic capitalism".

In contrast, yesterday's projection showed oil beaching in just one spot.

Is Warren Buffett right that Coca-Cola at better than 33 times next year's projection is better than cash?