Sentence examples for because the projected from inspiring English sources

But because the projected surpluses are large and have a momentum of their own, it could happen a lot faster than many think.

(You may recall in his last Budget the Chancellor promised to end the squeeze a year early; that was because the projected cuts in the first four years were even tighter than previously billed).

Mr. Conrad said the education bill could no longer meet that requirement because the projected savings from ending the payments to private student lenders had decreased, according to a recent cost analysis by the Congressional Budget Office, while the cost of expanding Pell grants had grown.

Last year, the Long Island Power Authority's proposal to build dozens of windmills off Jones Beach was shot down because the projected costs skyrocketed and the cost of electricity from the turbines would have been at least double that of power from traditional sources.

Principle Power, a multinational company based in Emeryville, Calif., that planned to float five turbines near Oregon in a demonstration project with the help of as much as $47 million from the Department of Energy, could not secure a power purchase agreement because the projected cost of its electricity was considered too expensive.

Because the projected polarization electric field is southeastward, the value of (theta _1) is (sim 45 ^circ).

Because the project helped open my eyes.

That's because the project began with pedagogical intent.

The public appreciated the tree planting because the projects addressed big problems that had been ignored.

One reason the costs were so high is because the project was so difficult.

But because the project belonged to the whole world, it didn't much belong to anyone.