Sentence examples similar to worrying projection from inspiring English sources

Centrist Republicans, including many from districts that Trump lost in the November election, were worried about projections that 24 million more people would be without health coverage under the GOP bill. "The problem we have right now is nobody likes this bill," said Rep. Raul R. Labrador (R-Idaho), a leading conservative.

At the end of, say, the first quarter of a financial year, managers forecast the remaining three quarters again and then add an extra quarter's projections, worrying about only the most important financial variables.

It was a product of its era: back then, you could make an unusual movie without worrying about things like revenue projection.

He added: "A lot of people like me are worried that government projections for growth are too optimistic".

But let's see if Glass ends the Fri-Sun weekend closer to $50m or closer to $70m before we worry about longterm projections.

Too many real problems in the world to worry about fantasy projections that are based on nothing but crystal ball musings by people programmed and incentivized to look for the worst.

Russia, too, has worried about America's projection of unilateral power and has praised attempts to constrain it internationally.

But this optimistic projection actually worries Hill.

But these projections should worry us.

The minutes of the March 18-19 meeting state that Fed officials worried that their individual projections for when the central bank would start raising interest rates "could be misconstrued" as indicating a shift by the Fed committee to tighter monetary policy.

What worried me most about my projection was the estimated advertising revenue.