Sentence examples for are already projected from inspiring English sources

The Knicks are already projected to be over the tax line in 2014-15, because of the combined salaries of Carmelo Anthony ($24.4 million), Amar'e Stoudemire ($23.4 million) and Tyson Chandler ($14.6 million).

Sales are already projected to smash through records set by the iPhone 6, and pre-orders have already led to weeks-long waits to actually have the phone delivered.

And beyond shifting the money we are already projected to spend on dirty energy to clean infrastructure, the world needs to invest an additional $40 trillion over 35 years to keep the rise in global temperatures below 2 degrees Celsius.

The Chicago-based Citic Fedoestionotaid it doesupportupporthehe school spending plan, which helps close a $977 million deficit by draining $696.6 million in reserves, noting that budget gaps of nearly $1 billion are already projected for the next two fiscal years.

The extra $1 trillion per year investment in clean energy that is needed, above and beyond what we are already projected to spend, has been dubbed the "clean trillion" by nonprofit sustainability advocacy group Ceres, and that's what we should really be aiming for.

City officials, however, are already projecting a $2 billion shortfall for the fiscal year that starts next July 1.

Consider: States are already projecting a combined budget gap of $102 billion for the upcoming fiscal year beginning July 1, and that gap is likely to grow $180 billion, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in Washington, D.C., projects.

Many of those are still too close to call, but the networks are already projecting winners in quite a few.

The 2000 budget is already projected to fall between $120 million and $190 million short.

The allowance is already projected to rise to £10,600 from April.

The party, after all, is already projected to win in nearly all of Scotland's 59 constituencies.