Sentence examples for projected that there would from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the actuarial estimates used by the Committee on Economic Security CESS) in designing the Social Security program projected that there would be 8.3 million Americans age 65 or older by 1940 (when monthly benefits started).

A 2014 survey of more than 450 manufacturing executives, conducted by the nonprofit Manufacturing Institute and Deloitte, found that 63% of them projected that there would be a lack of skilled production workers, such as machinists and technicians, by 2020. .

In May, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) projected that there would likely be between 13 and 20 named storms (with sustained winds of at least 39 mph).

Knisely projected that by 2010 there would be 400ppm of CO2 in the atmosphere and "noticeable temperature changes".

In that, there would be glory indeed.

Mr. Wasow said he agreed with the prediction by Mr. Rainie of the Pew Project that there would more online shopping by African-Americans in the next year.

If current patterns continue, the models project that there would be about 50,100-57,400 (racrosscross models) annual breast cancer deaths in 2025.

I overbuilt the restaurant based on the projections that there would be 80,000 people moving into housing development projects there.

Experts projected in 1988 that there would be so many cars by 2010 that a commute from Granada Hills to downtown would take three times as long.

"The analyses of potential impacts associated with construction and normal operation of the proposed [Keystone Pipeline] Project suggest that there would be no significant impacts to most resources along the proposed Project route".

He added that the government had spent £40 million to £50 million on the project and that there would be additional penalty costs associated with the change of plan, later suggesting in a BBC interview that the total cost would be on the order of £100 million.