Sentence examples for a projected need from inspiring English sources

There is an immediate need for 126,000 nurses and a projected need for one million new and replacement nurses by 2010.

Some 86% of primary free schools are in areas with a projected need for places "rising to 100% in London where the shortage is most acute", said Ms Evans.

These data imply a large projected need for ICU and hospital bed-days for very old patients within a decade.

Engineers planning a project need to know the extent of the basic geological source of water (the aquifer), as well as the amount the water level is lowered by pumping and the rate of recharge of the aquifer.

Such a project needs no justification other than the fact that one of them thinks it is a good idea.

His most common experience, he recalls, went something like this: Some eager producer would discover his work and decide that Leyner's strange and singular vision was exactly what a project needed.

First, a project needs to be identified, which is followed by gathering project information.

If a project needs to be killed, he says, "It's not like falling off a cliff".

Thus, the planning phase of such a project needs to include various different scenarios for carrying it out, while the occurrence of these scenarios will be random.

Since many participants will only participate marginally, a project needs to attract many more participants than it actually needs [ 55].

If a project needs more yarn than you have, put the project and its yarn to the side; you can deal with it later.