Sentence examples for living projected from inspiring English sources

With the real estate collapse, she realized that more elderly people would not be able to sell their homes or afford assisted living (projected to cost $51,000 a year in Florida by 2015); that they would need more monitoring at home; and that they had techno-savvy adult children willing to spend on products like health alarms and movement sensors.

Concerns about things like parking and traffic do sometimes surface when communities contemplate new assisted living projects.

Now that the euro is here, the prime and living project of the European Union, political development, is unavoidable.

He was a consultant for decades to owners, architects, and developers working on more than 160 health care facilities and senior living projects.

The long-running organisation connects volunteers with organic farms and sustainable living projects around the world; volunteers get food and accommodation in exchange for their labour.

They are not living project-to-project, but often year-to-year, with potential gaps between gigs, and it generates many of the same symptoms.

The Active Living project targets 6th-to-8th grade children (8 to 12 years old) attending primary schools situated in deprived areas in the Southern-Limburg region.

The idea is to enable undergraduates to apply theory learned in the classroom to live projects on the Unipart shop floor.

From 2003 to 2006 Andera lived project to project, pouring its proceeds into software development.

Yahoo Live was a short lived project that let users broadcast live video on Yahoo.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-698X/14/17/prepub The Saving Newborn Lives Project implemented by Save the Children/USA and John Snow International.