Sentence examples for projected to be on from inspiring English sources

Attendance this season is projected to be, on average, 81 percent of capacity, compared with 84 percent last season.

That would represent 4percentt of the 300 million vehicles projected to be on the road by then.

He says there could be 4GW capacity - a nuclear power station is about 1GW - by 2025 across the 300,000 electric cars projected to be on UK roads by then.

The opening gambit is strong: not only is the Prince not interested in "turning the clock back to some Golden Age", but his thoughts and ideas about architecture are all about the challenges of the future, of housing the 3 billion extra people projected to be on the planet by 2050, and housing them in a sustainable, resilient manner.

Next year Sweden's government is projected to be on the hook for gross financial liabilities equal to 57% of GDP, which is up from 48% two years ago.

Pervaporation costs are projected to be on the order of $20 per 1000 gal of surfactant solution treated for a moderate size system (10 gpm).

The increase in deployment of physicians per year is projected to be 0.7% on average.

"If the only reason they're doing genomics is to make a community resource, it's probably not a great project to be on as a student," he says.

The actor really doesn't want the focus of this project to be on him.

But now, I have found all my first drafts for my next project to be on the computer first.

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