Sentence examples for and projected to make from inspiring English sources

But that pyramid has been shifting, with the top and the middle making up 71percentt of jobs now and projected to make up 77percentt by 2031.

Gillespie said he believes that many in the Republican party are waking up to long-term immigration trends -– Hispanics make up 17percentt of the population and are projected to make up 25percentt by 2050 –- and their political implications.

Production was expected to begin in 2018 and was projected to make the country an important global producer of gas.

The service broke even in 2011, its first year, and is projected to make a $200,000 profit by July.

Independent voters, who favored Mr. Obama in Iowa and New Hampshire, can vote in California's Democratic primary and are projected to make up an additional 10percentt of the vote.

The company made a £725,000 loss in 2011 and was projected to make a £1.4m loss in 2012.

The film already pulled in a record $63.8 million on Friday and is projected to make up to $170 million over the weekend. .

Higher expectations in terms of quality may not be far off with growing populations and urbanisation projected to make South Africa part of the largest middle class globally by 2060 [ 18].

Since becoming a full-time starter in 2004, Santana has alternated between making 33 and 34 starts, and he is projected to make 33 this season.

The business has few overheads and this year is projected to make up to £9m in profit on revenues of up to £26m.

The health care occupations and sciences are projected to make up some of the fastest growing areas.