Sentence examples for market projected from inspiring English sources

How is it, for example, that we don't already have in place the infrastructure policies to support the vast potential of the green energy market, projected to surpass $2 trillion by the end of this decade?

According to I.A.T.A., the Chinese domestic market will increase by 180 million passengers over that period, retaining its ranking as the second-largest domestic passenger market in the world, with 379 million passengers, after the U.S. domestic market, projected to have 670 million passengers by 2014.

In an attempt to offset the flattening growth of its flagship database, Oracle is building a third leg to its business, called application servers a booming market projected to grow more than tenfold to $26 billion by 2005.

Innovation in materials science and production technologies has made green building materials a thriving industry sector, with the global market projected to reach $529 billion by 2020, according to research firm Global Industry Analysts.

There are already some big players in both ecommerce and social media in Russia that may also try to get in on this game: Sites like private buying club KupiVIP and "Russia's Amazon" Ozon have made big advances in the country, now the biggest Internet market in Europe at 53 million users, with an ecommerce market projected to be worth $30 billion by 2020.

Analyst firm MarketsandMarkets says machine learning will be the biggest component in the explosive expansion of the artificial-intelligence market, projected to reach $5.5 billion by 2020, with 50percentt compound annual growth.

It does not foresee much trouble in the job market, projecting unemployment of 4.5-4.75 4.5-4.75%r and nexthis year

International agricultural carbon market projects face significant challenges in delivering greenhouse gas mitigation objectives whilst also seeking to provide additional benefits for poverty alleviation.

The results topped the markets projected earnings by $0.03 per share.

Energy futures markets project high prices this winter for the fuels used to heat homes and run cars, as well as higher electricity prices.

Since large domestic firms predominantly serve export markets, projects subcontracted to the small firms are from foreign clients; hence, it appears that small firms access global markets indirectly.