Sentence examples for is projected to be greater from inspiring English sources

For the Mediterranean Sea, warming is projected to be greater during the summer than during the winter.

In these countries, the number of surgeons is increasing and proportional practitioner growth is projected to be greater than growth in the general population between 2011 and 2020.

In these countries, the number of OCOs/nurses is increasing and proportional practitioner growth is projected to be greater than growth in the general population between 2011 and 2020.

Mr. Obama has called for a "debt fail-safe" trigger that would automatically cut spending and so-called tax expenditures — the roughly $1 trillion a year in popular tax breaks for individuals and corporations — if by 2014 the debt's growth has not been stabilized and if annual deficits are projected to be greater than 2.8 percent of the economy for the rest of the decade.

Mr. Auwaerter and other analysts say long-term yields are expected to keep rising modestly, and for several reasons: inflation expectations are rising, Treasury sales of long-term bonds to finance the deficit are projected to be greater than ever, and Fed purchases of Treasury securities are expected to decline.

Promoting the use of clinical guidelines however will require initial cost but the long term savings are projected to be greater [ 30, 38].

While this may not be the case in parts of California where plant ranges are still responding to the post-glacial conditions, human induced climate change is projected to be far greater than post-glacial change.

The ICGC/TCGA goal within the next few years is to generate comprehensive genomic data for in excess of 25,000 cancer genomes, and when combined with other efforts the number is projected to be even greater.

Although the bioenergy is projected to be of great importance for energy security, the expansion of bioenergy feedstocks production can potentially cause some adverse environmental alterations.

To get a better idea of how corals respond to rising acidity, marine biologist Maoz Kline and biochemist Dan Tchernov of the Interuniversity Institute for Marine Science in Eilat, Israel, fast-forwarded to the year 2300, when oceanic acid is projected to be 10 times greater than it is now.

Poverty is projected to be an even greater problem for older women when the baby boom generation reaches retirement.