Sentence examples for current projections indicate that from inspiring English sources

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The 2002 draft began with Houston selecting Yao Ming, the 7-foot-6 Chinese center; current projections indicate that as many as eight first-round picks could come from outside the United States in the June draft.

Current projections indicate that the UK faces a 252% increase in people aged over 65 with one or more long term conditions (LTC) by 2050.

In Hungary, female lung cancer mortality rates have shown a constant increase up to 1998, although 5 year projections indicate that they may have peaked at their current high level (7.6 out of 100 000).

The ageing of the world's population is now well documented, and projections indicate that this trend will continue throughout the first half of the current century [ 1].

According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, projections indicate that America will face a dramatic shortage of M.D.'s by 2020.

As the overall online travel market grows, however, projections indicate that business-to-business sales -- which encompass most corporate travel spending -- will grow to 80percentt of the online market from the current 70percentt, while business-to-consumer sales -- of the sort now dominated by Expedia.com and Travelocity.com -- will decrease to 20percentt.

Population projections indicate that the numbers needing social care are likely to rise significantly for at least the next 20 years.

"The people have spoken; the people have triumphed," Mr. Tsvangirai said dismissively, though independent projections indicate that he may have fallen short of a majority.

Projections indicate that, this fall, the Democrats might not just take back the House but also the Senate, the Presidency, the Supreme Court, and the leadership of the Republican Party.

Projections indicate that his coalition would also have victory in the lower house of Parliament.