Sentence examples for projected expansion from inspiring English sources

Still, the projected expansion of the league has not come off.

To help prevent the projected expansion of logging for textiles, clothing brands need to be on board.

By the time the parish raised $500,000, the projected expansion cost had increased from $1 million to more than $1.5 million, he said.

An unseasoned workforce is not Moskowitz's ideal, but, given the rapid growth of Success and the network's projected expansion, it may be a structural inevitability.

That share is expected to grow with the projected expansion of jobs in industries like nursing, retail and food service, which tend to require after-hours work.

The not-for-dividend organisation which is responsible for Britain's rail infrastructure argues that while it will be able to reduce the costs of maintaining the existing network, more funds are needed to cope with the projected expansion of rail use.

The two types of formulations can be described as projecting expansion relevance and closing relevance, respectively.

The end of each caudal rib was furnished with a forward projecting expansion that connected to the caudal rib of the preceding vertebra.

To arrive at the estimates, the researchers combined datasets on cropland location, productivity, and projected urban expansion by 2030.

In its previous forecast in May, the organization projected an expansion of 2.7 percent this year and 2.8 percent in 2011.

This will account for most of a projected 40% expansion of the built-up area of the city of Kunming.