Sentence examples for which have been projected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rifkind, the SRC executive, said, "I find myself, when I'm signing a record deal now, asking, 'Can this sell as a ring tone?' " But ring tones, which have been projected to generate $600 million in nationwide sales this year, are only part of the puzzle.

Histograms for CfERVs of the three age groups of CfERV loci (Fig. 2E G) were correlated with genes annotated in the UCSC browser for all other species than dog and with genes which have been projected onto the dog genome, i.e: the xref track.

Next year's budget deficit, which had been projected at $5.4 billion, is now expected to be considerably larger.

On Tuesday the league will announce its salary cap, which has been projected to be $44 million for each team.

During this year's second quarter, 98 offerings — which had been projected to raise $21 billion — were withdrawn, according to calculations by Dealogic.

The $1 trillion estimate, prepared by the Pentagon, does not include the price of buying the planes, which has been projected at up to $382 billion.

Tax revenue, which had been projected to rise by 2% this year, fell by 4% in the first eight months compared with the same period last year.

Income tax revenues, which had been projected to grow by 5percentt, are now expected to be flat by June 30, the end of this fiscal year.

The agency reported that the auction, which had been projected to raise about $100 million, raised more than $519 million from the nine winners.

But the students did not have to deal with such issues of leadership or fund-raising or even to stay within a budget (which has been projected at as much as $300 million); they had their hands full with just the design, the professors said.

The word "bi" refers to the joint display of both rows and columns of an original data matrix, which has been projected into a lower rank approximation with rank (n=2) (2D biplot) or (n=3) (3D biplot).