Sentence examples for projected to be ready from inspiring English sources

An Internet web-based system for questionnaire administration and data management is under development and projected to be ready for routine use in early 2004 (see Summary for more details).

SAN FRANCISCO The restaurateur Pat Kuleto expects two big projects to be ready in January on the Embarcadero.

Council at the same time recognises that preparatory work must start now in order for the project to be ready for a full start of construction in 2012".

In order for the project to be ready for the network's "upfront" presentations to advertisers in May, casting began before the script was completed.

Both are projected to be N.H.L.-ready.

It is also possible that with many low-cost energy efficiency projects likely to be ready to bid into the next auction – the price the government will have to pay could fall.

The project is expected to be ready for occupancy next spring.

Some of the projects are scheduled to be ready next year.

The projects will start to be ready in 2016, the two companies said.

With Democrats now in control of the Senate and House Republicans eager to find money for their favorite hometown projects, Congress appears to be ready to try to bust the federal budget for next year.

It follows that if you're determined to take on audacious scientific projects, you need to be ready for the fallout.