Sentence examples for is projected to stop from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration's ban on the use of electronics on airplanes during takeoff and landing is projected to stop Americans from using their gadgets for more than 105 million hours this year, according to a study.

"Over all, Japan's economy is projected to stop declining as a whole since an increase in exports and production will lead to an improvement in corporate profits and, in turn, domestic private demand," the Bank of Japan said.

It is projected to stop bleeding in a femoral artery wound in less than 20 seconds compared to traditional methods that take about five minutes.

He added: "The big issue is that exploration has virtually stopped, investment is projected to decline by over 70% over the last couple of years, job losses are announced on a daily basis, and actually, as a basin, we're spending more than we earn".

"Non-Stop" is projected to take in $20 million as is "Son of God," although the distributor for the Mark Burnett-produced movie is keeping expectations low.

"The way I see it is we're way too far into the project to stop, and if we stop building right now, the house wouldn't be ready for this winter.

"The way I see it is, we're way too far into the project to stop, and if we stop building right now, the house wouldn't be ready for this winter," Nick said.

"The Thames Tideway tunnel is a huge 'must-do' project to stop tens of millions of tonnes a year of sewage entering the tidal river Thames," Baggs said.

"We've had an approach that isn't balanced because it's been so easy to stop projects," said Vice President Dick Cheney, who is heading the energy team.

Martonosi said the goal for the TriCheck project is to stop bugs before they create problems for users.

"I suppose the biggest part of the project is to stop big populations of grey squirrels building up across southern Scotland," he said.