Sentence examples for projected to break from inspiring English sources

It is not projected to break even until 2005.

The Edinburgh station, which launched in January, is projected to break even next year.

Thanksgiving Day alone is projected to break $2 billion in sales for the first time in 2016.

The 2014 mid-term election in the US is projected to break records in the money spent by candidates and political groups.

With just $1.4 billion in assets remaining at the end of a brutal Q3 2018 and analyst MoffetNathanson estimating it will lose $1.5 billion in 2019 alone, Snapchat could run out of money well before it's projected to break even in 2020 or 2021.

The audience is projected to break last year's record.

The company is projecting to break even in 2018.

Reed, inevitably, is enlisted to work on Dr Storm's top-secret project to break on through to the other side.

Gulowsen highlighted research by Norwegian analysts that found Eni needs oil prices to average around $95 per barrel in order for the Goliat project to break even.

Although just over 6 million visitors would pass through the turnstiles, double that number were required for the project to break even.

International A joint venture in China continues to haemorrhage money for the supermarket and bosses booked a further £630m loss, meaning the 10-year project to break the world's most promising market has cost the supermarkets more than £2bn.