Sentence examples for projected rapidly from inspiring English sources

The projected rapidly escalating NCD prevalence and continued burden of communicable diseases in SSA highlight the need for research to understand the etiology and regionally-important risk factors to prevent these diseases and health systems from being overwhelmed.

A string of acronyms, most notably Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa), has animated the idea of a "great convergence" as incomes in the global south are projected to rapidly catch those in the slow-growing north.

Post-Ray, MGM's enthusiasm for the project rapidly cooled and Kirk's budget shrank.

As often with these quick turnaround jobs, the whole project rapidly evolves and we are constantly playing catchup.

As his project rapidly grew, he realised he and his Serbian friend couldn't do it all by themselves.

I had left behind undone projects, rapidly approaching deadlines, and a disaster area of papers in my office.

First, its multi-billion dollar blimp project rapidly deflated (what else can I say) when it crash-landed in Pennsylvania.

Initially fitted with a single air intake in the nose and a T-tail, the project rapidly evolved into the more familiar Hunter shape.

This consumed around £270 a week in wages and the project rapidly fell into arrears, forcing officials to issue leather tokens instead of paying the workforce with normal coinage.

With the many genome sequencing projects rapidly producing vertebrate genomic data, comparative genomic approaches are becoming increasingly powerful.

The need to review existing consents and REC approvals with potential collaborators and sample custodians as early as possible in the project rapidly became apparent, as this could have become a significant 'rate-limiting' step.