Sentence examples for at projected rates from inspiring English sources

At projected rates of consumption, there might be enough to last a century, or perhaps only for two more decades.

We would be silly not to enlarge it in the years to come - especially if you look at projected rates of growth and penetration".

But continued borrowing at projected rates will lead to a debt crisis, soaring interest rates and a plummeting dollar that could precipitate a deeper recession and destroy even more jobs.

The world supply of crude oil and natural gas is limited and, at projected rate of exploitation is expected to be depleted within the next two or three decades.

Which is another way of saying that if, for example, the good people of Cleveland, a city noted neither for its profligacy nor its abstemiousness, continue to drink wine at their current rate, while their numbers increase at officially projected rates, wine sales in Cleveland will be 80percentt higher than now.

"Climate model simulations predict that if greenhouse gas concentrations continue to increase at currently projected rates their warming effect will dominate over natural variability - and the cooling effect associated with recovering ozone levels - and there will be a warming of several degrees across the region by the end of this century," he added.

At currently projected rates, only 9 of the 63 study countries will reach the benchmark.

Most plant species cannot naturally shift their geographical ranges sufficiently fast to keep up with current and high projected rates of climate change in most landscapes; most small mammals and freshwater molluscs will not be able to keep up at the rates projected under RCP4.5 and above in flat landscapes in this century (high confidence).

If the bank grows at its projected rate, the move will bring 1,150 jobs to Connecticut within five years, according to the state's economic analysis of the deal.

A wage increase at the projected rate of inflation would add $2.8 billion to the city's expenses by the 2008 fiscal year, an increase that the Bloomberg administration has not included in its preliminary budget estimates for the next four years.

"They don't have time to wait for the cost of renewable energy to fall "But if India's emissions increase at the projected rate and developed country emissions don't decline rapidly over the short to medium term, then the maths does get us into trouble".