Sentence examples for is projected to yield from inspiring English sources

All of this, combined with spending cuts mostly focused on defense, is projected to yield a balanced budget by 2021.

When redeveloped, the same land is projected to yield $9.6 million in property taxes, and that's just for the first 31 acres.

In the latest draft of the county's $2.2 billion budget for next year, the sales tax is projected to yield $851 million, nearly 40percentt of the total.

After that, it is projected to yield net income of just £23m a year not even enough to build a mile of new motorway.

That income is projected to yield $459 million in tax revenues for Illinois' depleted coffers, as well as $2.3 billion in federal tax receipts.

This is projected to yield an additional 8 519 tonnes of fruit trees and vegetables – enough to generate a net profit of USD 3.87 million per season.

The "maximum" effort, the most expensive up front, with initial spending as high as nine billion dollars a year, was projected to yield a reactor by 1990.

The highest productivity is expected in a scaled-up continuous batch process of the CO2 supplemented system, which was projected to yield 8948 L lipids ha−1 yr−1.

As of 2008, GPFA's planting activities are projected to yield 1.5 million trees, generating increased food, environmental and health benefits, and in time income that rivals the profit from poppies.

A similar measure has been part of his last several annual budget requests to Congress, though it was projected to yield only an additional $12 million in annual federal revenue -- pocket change when it comes to the nearly $4 trillion annual budget.

A household of 1,184 with a 18.6% response rate was projected to yield 2,077 completed data.