Sentence examples for because of projected from inspiring English sources
Forecasts for student recruitment are significant because of projected income from tuition fees.
We find that coal-based technologies with sequestration penetrate, despite their higher cost today, because of projected rising natural gas prices.
Gov. George Pataki promised more than a year ago that he would increase the hourly rates, but he backed off because of projected budget deficits.
Mr. Levy said the development project board had decided against the tunnel because of projected costs -- more than $20 million -- and construction delays.
The upfront mortgage premium of 2 percent remains, but the ongoing premium will also rise sharply — to 1.25 percent of the outstanding balance — largely because of projected continued weakness in home prices.
Metro is projected to exceed the $32-million 32-millione of projecapd revenue losses from capital projects and $27 million in added labecausets stemming frof a recent arbitration-ordered wage increase, among other factors.
Overall costs are expected to increase further because of the projected rise in the proportion of the population over the age of 65 years.
However, because of the projected increase in climatic extremes (Bartholy et al. 2011), the 30-year average value can conceal high fluctuation in the hazards.
The cuts are being proposed because of a projected $14.7 million budget deficit for the district for 2010-11".
In part, that is because of the projected deficit, which O'Donnell said is expected to end up between $57 million and $75 million.
