1.   Agreement on a common set of economic projections would go a long way toward an accord on balancing the budget.

2.   But Byrd and others think that the inherently risky business of making economic projections is a reason to forestall such a large tax cut.

3.   City officials, including council members who criticize the disparity between economic projections and reality, say the games were worth the expense.

4.   Here is a sample of economic projections mentioned in the last two weeks by members of Congress discussing the GOP-sponsored Balanced Budget Act.

5.   His comments, and his economic projections for continued expansion with no soaring inflation, suggests the Fed sees no urgent need to cut interest rates.

6.   If you go back and read the economic projections of two or three years ago, they all predicted a cooling-off period.

7.   In choosing experts, you also have to choose between economic projections.

8.   Last month, the University of California, Los Angeles Business Forecasting Project lowered its economic projections for California.

9.   Maybe they should have known better, because false economic projections are a staple of every Super Bowl, Final Four, etc.

10.   One of the battles will be over economic projections and forecasts.