Sentence examples for is projected to get from inspiring English sources

Ford's new Escape hybrid S.U.V., coming out in the fall, is projected to get more than 30 miles a gallon.

The car is projected to get from 600 to 700 miles on one 10.4-gallon tank of fuel.

As a result, the dependency ratio — the ratio of the working population to the nonworking population — has become increasingly unfavorable, and it is projected to get more so.

Kasidiaris, who has announced his candidacy for mayor of Athens despite also facing criminal charges, is projected to get as much as 15% of the vote.

The fifth IPCC report, published in stages from last year to this autumn, sets out clearly the "human fingerprint" on the climate change that is happening, and is projected to get worse.

In Franklin Township, which has experienced a 15percentt increase in students over the past five years and is projected to get about 70 additional students in the next five years, two school bond questions passed in December, one for $10 million and another for almost $8 million.

Climate impacts are projected to get much worse, particularly in developing countries that did not create the problem.

In the same poll, Golden Dawn was projected to get 13 percent if elections were held now, making it the country's third-strongest political party.

It's projected to get done in 2012.

As bad as the current situation is, with chronic diseases imposing an enormous burden in both human and economic terms, things are projected to get far worse.

His PVV was projected to get just 12.2percentt, behind the centrist Democrats 66, the center-right Christian Democrats and Prime Minister Mark Rutte's right-wing liberals.