Sentence examples for projected to collect from inspiring English sources

Those change fees are particularly lucrative: in 2014, Delta and United are projected to collect nearly a billion dollars each.

In the 2010 fiscal year, the government is projected to collect $2.2 trillion in taxes and spend $3.6 trillion, leaving a gap of $1.4 trillion.

That's down from the $995 million they were projected to collect in Q2 2017 and the $1 billion raised in Q3 2016.

Environmental health research may collect or analyze data over a very long term; for example, the National Children's Study (2006) is projected to collect data for at least 21 years, and analysis will continue for decades beyond that (Branum et al. 2003).

However, since 1996 the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has spearheaded a documentation project to collect such testimony.

Thus began what he calls "a very humble project" to collect and share information on innovative new materials.

The project to collect the digital manuscripts is being organized by Aluka, an international nonprofit company devoted to bringing knowledge from and about Africa to the scholarly world.

9/11 by Four After the terror attacks on Sept. 11, the New-York Historical Society began a project to collect and document historical materials related to the disaster.

So Acpo's only answerability in the project to collect data on "domestic extremists" is to satisfy accountants at the Home Office.

It is envisaged as a nine-year project to collect and conserve seeds from 10% of the world's plants by 2010 - some 2,400 plant species in total.

http://censusatschool.ntu.ac.uk Suitable for: KS2 teachers & pupils This is a project to collect data from schools in the UK and abroad.