ˈsales pro·jec·tion ΟΥΣ ΕΜΠΌΡ
sale [seɪl] ΟΥΣ
1. sale (act of selling):
2. sale (amount sold):
3. sale (at reduced prices):
4. sale (auction):
5. sale pl (department):
pro·jec·tion [prə(ʊ)ˈʤekʃən, αμερικ prəˈ-] ΟΥΣ
1. projection:
2. projection (protrusion):
3. projection no pl:
4. projection no pl ΨΥΧ (unconscious transfer; mental image):
- the projection of feelings onto sb
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5. projection no pl (presentation):
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A first year sales projection of $3 million was one of the first targets to be crossed out in red ink.
www.startupsmart.com.au This should help us achieve our aggressive internal sales projections for the balance of this year and the years succeeding.
www.stockhouse.com It soon became apparent that sales projections were grossly overestimated, with print runs being too high and returns from newsagents being substantial.
en.wikipedia.org His five-year sales projection, based on multi-year contracts already signed, calls for annual revenue of nearly $100-million.
business.financialpost.com Making a peak sales projection is more art than science, and the art often looks rather comical in retrospect.
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