Sentence examples for projected to be needed from inspiring English sources

For the current policy scenario, 144 (131–178) ophthalmologists are projected to be needed in 2015 and 396 (351–414) in 2040; that is a 175% increase in the number of ophthalmologists required, which is 1.30 times as many as the BAU scenario in 2040.

"In the schools and classrooms, they were facing somewhere between $200 million and $400 million shortfalls against what they projected to be their needs".

Depending on the size of your project, a truck may be needed to assist in hauling.

But Officer Lopez and Officer Lofton have 1,000 doors to knock on; two other officers originally assigned to the project were needed elsewhere and pulled off.

3. Flexibility in project implementation is needed to cope with emerging needs and benefit of arising opportunities.

Large-scale evaluation projects are needed to explore this potential and to compare the range of new technologies now available.

Every true-believing praetorian of the New Labour "project" was needed to cajole and bend recalcitrant departments to the government's will.

Again, a project is needed to sort out this mess.

The projects are needed to drive ridership and make the rail line cost-effective, he said.

Big, ambitious projects are needed to put us back on track.

He's not alone in saying that continual daily maintenance, not big emergency repair projects, is needed to preserve Pompeii.