Sentence examples for a recent study project from inspiring English sources

At last week's Commit Forum, held in New York, the authors of a recent study, Project ROI, claimed that a top level corporate reputation for responsibility and sustainability can account for 11% of a firm's value.

A recent study projected that share to increase to 82percentt in Myanmar and 67percentt in Ethiopia by 2040.

A recent study projected as many as 270 babies could be born with the debilitating birth defect microcephaly, between now and mid-2017.

A recent study projected that marijuana legalization in Michigan would eventually lead to $130 million in new tax revenue for the state with an industry that could grow to a value of $800 million by 2024.

As for public health, the report cites one recent study projecting a 50 to 91percentt increase in deaths in Manhattan alone, due to summer and fall heat waves.

Another recent study projected that over a nine-year period, legal marijuana nationwide could provide 1 million new jobs and generate more than $132 billion in federal tax revenue, with nearly $52 billion in sales tax alone.

"Anyone who wants to start a business can do so independent of the health-care costs". Studies show that people who are freed from job lock (for instance, when they start qualifying for Medicare) are more likely to undertake something entrepreneurial, and one recent study projects that Obamacare could enable 1.5 million people to become self-employed.

Studies show that people who are freed from job lock (for instance, when they start qualifying for Medicare) are more likely to undertake something entrepreneurial, and one recent study projects that Obamacare could enable 1.5 million people to become self-employed.

Another recent study projected that health care costs will eat more than half our income by 2037 if the trend isn't slowed.

And private companies are surely looking to get in on the action: One recent study projected the global predictive analytics market (of which US child services is obviously just a tiny fraction) will grow from $2.74 billion in 2015 to $9.2 billion by 2020.

Another recent study projects that the costs of the diabetes epidemic will have risen to $336 billion (2007 dollars) by 2034 as the diabetes patient population exceeds 44 million [8].