Sentence examples for may projected that from inspiring English sources

A United Nations report in May projected that the world population, expected to pass 7 billion this month, would rise to just over 10 billion by 2100.

If one were to speculate what the next step should be, as was done by Schwartz and Waterman [2], one may "project that over the next two years, reference genomes will be constructed using new algorithms combining long-range physical maps with voluminous Gen-2/3 datasets.

He thinks the Kenyon cells may project onto others that control the fly's movement.

We may want to project that volatility into the future, but that won't always work.

Sperm are passed either directly as spermatozoa or in a spermatophore that may project from the female after mating and be either wholly or partially eaten by her.

"They may project a quality that's a mysterious naïveté — not that it's a shtick for them....". he trailed off.

"They may project a quality that's a mysterious naïveté — not that it's a shtick for them.... ..... he trailed off.

Desiring a reunion with loved ones, mourners may project the idea that the recently dead must in return yearn the same.

And climate models, the researchers say, mostly understate the impact of aerosols in the stratosphere, so may be projecting that temperatures will rise faster than they actually are.

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The board members decide which projects will be funded and these may include projects that have nothing to do with rhinos or even wildlife, such as "rural development".