Sentence examples for and projected to keep from inspiring English sources

Australia's emissions are rising and projected to keep doing so to 2030, meaning the country will fail to meet its 2030 emissions targets, according to government figures.

After all, the market for such devices is growing fast, and projected to keep expanding: in a report this month, research firm eMarketer predicted nearly 36 million Americans will use a speaker-based voice-assistant each month this year, more than twice as many as a year ago.

Despite its 2010 regulation crisis and rippling product confusion among consumers, kombucha sales are stronger than ever and projected to keep growing.

Global MSL has been rising during the previous and present century15 with an accelerated rate16,17, and is projected to keep doing so for the following decades18,19,20.

The reality is that, despite the growing intervention into the auto market by electric vehicles, the demand for gasoline and crude oil in the U.S. continues to rise, and is projected to keep doing so into the future.

But even before those changes, the U.S. national debt, as a share of the economy, had reached the highest level since World War II and was projected to keep climbing largely because of an aging population and growing expenses for health and retirement programs.

"Excluding schools, our total government grants have fallen from £194m in 2009/10 to £122m a year in 2015/16, and are projected to keep falling at a similar rate.

"Excluding schools, our total government grants have fallen from £194m in 2009/10 to £122m a year in 2015/16, and are projected to keep falling at a similar rate," the council leader said.

Health care spending has been rising as a share of national income for decades, and is projected to keep rising — from 10 percent in 1985 to 17 percent in 2010 to nearly 25 percent in 2037.

Even so, raw products are now one of the fastest-growing segments of the pet food industry, and sales of raw pet foods have climbed 15 percent annually for the past three years and are projected to keep up the fast-paced growth, said David Lummis, the senior pet-industry analyst for Packaged Facts, a market research company.

It's growing fast and is projected to keep growing for a long time into the future".