Sentence examples for projected to be completely from inspiring English sources

The Arctic Ocean is projected to be completely free of ice once per century with a 1.5 °C rise, or once per decade at 2 °C.

Mr. Ballmer said he wanted the project to be completely apolitical.

Mackenzie built the project to be completely secure — only those with your credentials can access your Pi — and easy to set up and use.

It took a month for the project to be completely storyboarded before any programming work started on it.

After waving goodbye to the tireless robo hand, I ventured up to an even emptier sixth floor where Intel was designing the inside-out tracking technologies that allow its Project Alloy headset to be completely wireless.

Independent Sector, which advocates on behalf of the entire nonprofit and philanthropic sector, commissioned it, but our approach to all of our research projects is designed to be completely impartial.

Unity developers using SpatialOS spent the day complaining about the move and wondering whether their projects in development would have to be completely reshaped.

In contrast to the finding of many surveys of project success rates, a remarkably high proportion (41%) of the projects reported upon here were judged to be completely successful, though it should be noted that the judgements were made by Project Managers who had worked on the projects being judged.

Airbus's other big project, the mid-size A350, is to be completely redesigned, at a cost of ten billion dollars.

"They didn't want to be seen to be completely sabotaging the project".

The organisation considers the project to be a completely new gallery, not just an extension.