Sentence examples for figure projects from inspiring English sources

For Bautista, that figure projects to a.377 on-base percentage and a.522 slugging percentage.

The global prevalence of diabetes is currently estimated as 2.8% (171 millions patients worldwide), and this figure projects to at least 4.4% (366 millions) at year 2030 [2].

Currently, about half the world's population lives in cities, a figure projected to rise to 60% by 2030.

Last year, 750,000 Americans sought cheaper treatment abroad, a figure projected to reach 6 million by 2010, according to a recent study by the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, a consultancy.

The budget center's estimates assume that unemployment will rise to 9percentt by the end of 2009, a figure projected last week by Goldman Sachs.

In Technicolor's corporate Day-Glo precincts, she cut an incongruous figure, projecting a pleasant, outdoorsy affect that stopped just short of hippie.

Oil from Nigeria and Angola accounts for about 16percentt of America's supply, a figure projected to rise to more than 25percentt in the next decade.

Only 1.3 million homeowners took advantage of the Making Home Affordable Program, less than half the figure projected, the Government Accountability Office found, in spite of expanding eligibility requirements and extending its lifespan.

"Currently, 2.8 million inhabitants in Mumbai are exposed to coastal flooding, but this figure projected to increase to 11 million by 2070, with exposed assets growing from $46.2bn to $1.6tn in the same period".

You are being looked upon as an authority figure projecting great influence and your wardrobe should reflect that.

Where once the figure projected starkly against the darkly shadowed interior, now foreshortening, definition and drama is lost in the pastel monotone that remains.