Sentence examples for was still projecting from inspiring English sources

It processed huge amounts of data and late in the day was still projecting a Romney victory until its head exploded.

Yesterday, he said it was "very reasonable" to have canceled the 30-year bond at the time because the government was still projecting surpluses in the future.

In early 2008, when America was already in what would become the deepest of all postwar recessions, the Fed was still projecting quite healthy GDP growth in both 2008 and 2009.

As of Oct. 6, RealClearPolitics was still projecting a 303-235 Electoral College victory for Obama, although some of the polling data R.C.P. has to work with was collected before the debate and does not fully reflect the dramatic changes afterward.

In 1996, after all the "hard choices" had been made (subsequent changes on net raised the budget deficit), the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) was still projecting a deficit of 2.5percentt of GDP (@$460 billion in today's economy) for 2000.

But, even after suspending it, the reform law was still projected to reduce the deficit by $124 billion in the first decade and even more in subsequent decades.

The Knicks are still projecting the right image: they will resurface to compete in the playoffs, the plan all along.

The U.S.G.A. is still projecting it to be eight over par and whether it moves or not, the Open is already closed for a host of prominent players.

“ The firm is still projecting Q108 revenue growth of 48 percent.

I'm still projecting just 1.5% GDP momentum in coming quarters.

"You can't be over your disgust with yourself if you're still projecting that on her, baby," she says.