Sentence examples for been projected that almost from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it has been projected that almost 30% of the world's adult population will be hypertensive by 2025 [ 1]. High blood pressure and associated diseases may be responsible for up to 7 million deaths annually worldwide [ 2].
Perhaps even more notably, it is projected that in 2040 almost one quarter of all people in the United Kingdom aged at least 65 years will be cancer survivors – the equivalent figure for 2008 was one eighth (Maddams et al, 2009).
The latter condition currently costs the NHS £5.1 billion each year - a figure that is projected to almost double by 2050.
The kingdom has had to dig into its reserves to cover a budget deficit for 2015 that is projected to almost triple over last year.
While the PMF Program has averaged 10,000 applicants in the past, changes in the requirements this year are projected to lead to almost triple that number of applications for the Class of 2013.
The report, noting that the average age of residents was almost 43, projected that by 2020, only the west coast of Florida would surpass the Adirondacks as the nation's oldest region.
But defending his father against the Daily Mail - that did project strength, and it was also something that almost everyone could sympathise with, as evidenced by the fact David Cameron and Nick Clegg both felt they had to come out and back him.
It is a project that has been in the works for almost three and a half years and is expected to drive another wedge into Hero Honda territory.
The road exemplifies an unintended effect of the stimulus law: an administration that opposes suburban sprawl is giving money to states for projects that are almost certain to exacerbate it.
One notable new project that is almost complete is Les Colombes, positioned on the road between the airport and the medina.
Some scientists criticized Sagan's work, arguing that it was unreasonable to use resources for SETI, a fantasy project that was almost certainly doomed to failure.
