Sentence examples for projected to cause from inspiring English sources

If left untreated, the combination of tularemia and S.E.B. was projected to cause death within the same period.

The bridge tolls are projected to cause a 5.8percentt drop in traffic, and the mayor's congestion pricing plan would cut traffic by an estimated 6.3percentt.

But the reality is that the last M.T.A. capital plan was paid for in large part by issuing bonds that are projected to cause yawning deficits in coming years.

The excess emissions of acid rain and smog-generating pollutants from their coal fleet, such as sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and mercury, are projected to cause approximately 20,000 premature deaths, according to Greenpeace research.

Over the next 20 to 30 years, rising health care costs and the retirement of the baby boomers are projected to cause deficits that make the current one look puny.

Also on the minus side: Even if the human population begins to decline after 2050, global warming, which is caused by the buildup in the atmosphere of so-called greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, is projected to cause major disruptions in the environment.

A virtual reality headset supported by major video game developers is the latest tech project to cause excitement on the crowd-funding site Kickstarter.

We suggest that the polarization electric field inside the observed MBW is projected to the northern hemisphere, causing the small height increase observed at Chiang Mai.

Pancreatic cancer is projected to become the leading cause of cancer deaths by 2050.

Like headache disorders, these have been better studied in high-income countries, where depression is projected to become the foremost cause of DALYs by 2030 [13].

By 2020 depression is projected to be the leading cause of disease burden globally.