Sentence examples for as projected in the from inspiring English sources

Even if the numbers are not as large as projected in the study, experience with other disasters suggests they are considerable.

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"However, supportive monetary policy and a somewhat weaker exchange rate will underpin non-resource activity, with growth gradually rising in 2015-16 to about 3% (broadly as projected in the October 2014 WEO)," it said.

In the case of USA, net LULUCF emissions are expected to be reduced through maintenance of the current level of carbon sequestration and thereby avoid the expected loss of the carbon sink as projected in the BAU scenario.

As observed from the current map, erosion of <5 t ha−1 yr−1 is observed in a few areas in the south and southeast, which is observed to have converted into areas with higher erosion rate, as projected in the future maps.

If completed as projected in 2010, the new electronic-form maps will likely show increased flood risk for a greater portion of metropolitan areas like New Orleans, which witnessed significant residential development in the last decade.

Their first effort, the William H. Gates Foundation, pursued global health programs as well as projects in the Pacific Northwest, where they lived.

Amizade began with an orthopedic shoe workshop in Santarem, Brazil, in 1995; its programs have grown to include building a vocational school for Santarem street children, as well as projects in the Korrawinga aboriginal community of Queensland, Australia.

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Similarly, BP's Bob Dudley was awarded a pay deal worth $15.3m, with bonuses linked to seven "major projects", thought to include Sunrise, a tar sands joint venture in Canada, as well as projects in Angola, Azerbaijan, the Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea.

Cleanup money could also go to existing treatment plants in the San Gabriel Valley and Riverside County, as well as projects in other parts of the state.