Sentence examples for is widely projected from inspiring English sources

China, by contrast, is widely projected to grow 10 percent in 2010, allowing it to overtake Japan as the world's second-largest economy, after the United States.

The 6-foot-1 Walker, who helped lead UConn to the national championship, is widely projected to be the second guard taken in the draft, behind Kyrie Irving of Duke.

Climate change is widely projected to cause substantial increases in the scale of human population movement in coming decades.

Te'o had been widely projected as a first-round prospect during the college football season, respected for his toughness and his leadership.

But Leonard, who has yet to decide if he will enter the N.B.A. draft in June despite being widely projected as a late lottery or mid-first-round selection, said the fun of the tournament might affect his thinking.

But the studio is losing the Hollywood expectations game: "The Hunger Games" is now widely projected to set the opening-weekend record for a March release, passing the $116.1 million in tickets that "Alice in Wonderland" sold over its first three days in 2010.

It is widely acknowledged in project management literature that risks may have positive or negative effects on a project's objectives (Bryde and Volm 2009; Maguire and Hardy 2013; PMI 2008) and therefore may not only be a threat to project success, but also create opportunities (Teller et al. 2014).

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a computer technology for design and management of buildings and facilities, which is widely adopted for implementing design projects in many countries.

Shield tunneling method is widely adopted in tunneling projects.

The Star Wars Uncut project is widely regarded as an example of the power of crowdsourcing.

Addressing this problem through the use of ecological restoration projects is widely advocated.