Sentence examples for balance projected from inspiring English sources

For one, it might create a different Catholic-Muslim global balance, projected in the article to be 1.3 billion Catholics to 1.8 billion Muslims by 2025, the article said.

The status of the larger Old Age and Survivors trust fund remains unchanged, with the balance projected to hit zero in 2033, after which current taxes would cover 77% of promised benefits, the report said.

And when we fail to achieve the fiscal balance projected in our budgets, we lose credibility with the very people who must believe in us if we are to continue to receive their support and the support of their friends and associates.

District officials on Tuesday also elaborated on strong year-end balances projected through 2011, which have been criticized by some parents and teachers.

Reforming China's State-Market Balance, Project Syndicate, April 2 , 2014

(For a deep dive into the subject, consult the Colour Balance Project of the Canadian scholar Lorna Roth).

It should include a commitment to continuing to balance project grant funding with funding streams that allow universities to drive innovation, collaborate with business, invest in new and emerging areas and respond to changing needs.

"I've always had to balance projects with normal jobs to survive, but it's very difficult to find the mental energy to write when you get home from work.

The New Zealand Work-Life Balance Project.

FMC realized that one has to balance project focus with standardization of components in order to reduce costs and manage engineering resources efficiently.

Author of THE SUBWAY GIRLS, THE BALANCE PROJECT, and ON GRACE and founder of The Balance Project.