Sentence examples for projected that it will from inspiring English sources

It's projected that it will generate pre-tax profits of about a billion dollars this year.

Now it is projected that it will hit 68 by the mid-2030s and then 70 three decades later.

G.M. expects to report a full-year profit, and Chrysler has projected that it will break even or earn a modest operating profit for 2010.

Europe's Airbus, which passed Boeing in deliveries in 2003, has projected that it will supply 570 planes to customers in 2012.

New York City is panicked because it's projected that it will add a million people over the next 20 years; it will go from eight to nine million.

One proposed casino has already projected that it will draw six million visitors every year, with environmental repercusssions throughout the watershed.

Snap is expected to be worth more than $20 billion in its IPO after projecting that it will generate more than $1 billion in revenue this year.

Because G.M. has been able to keep most of its plants running, analysts project that it will probably surpass Toyota to become the world's largest automaker again.

The upshot: Washington's weaker-than-expected tax collections have led the state to project that it will take in $2 billion less than it expected when its two-year budget took effect in July.

The company said the two actions were expected to generate enough cash to support its business until the second quarter, when it projects that it will begin generating more cash than it uses.

The town projects that it will have between 2,600 to 2,800 students by 2012.