Sentence examples for projected to come back from inspiring English sources

During a downturn, if prices and investment are projected to come back up, a larger labor force gives firms the flexibility to ramp operations back up.

"It just goes to show you that all the naysayers were very, very wrong," said Mr. Heym, pointing out that at the beginning of the downturn, some skeptics expected stalled projects to come back at some point and flood the market.

Obin believes that we are near the trough of the downturn and that investors can expect some large projects to come back late this year and in the first half of 2011.

Lewis had wanted to work with her for a long time and was motivated to produce something for her that was going to "help her project become a great project to come back with".

It was the first such project to come back on appeal after the council voted 3 to 2 in September to approve an ordinance permitting wireless telecommunications facilities in single-family neighborhoods.

It was the first such project to come back on appeal after the City Council voted 3 to 2 in September to approve an ordinance permitting wireless telecommunications facilities in single-family neighborhoods.

But it all depends on the person spending the money and how they project their funds to come back.

But, he added, the project will have to come back to the agency for another public hearing and approval.

"Who better than the project's original creative force to come back and have a look at our problems?" Mr. Clark asked.

"If they say, 'I want to do this big project,' then you'll have to come back and give them a smaller goal, set a deadline, let them tackle it and give them feedback and increasing levels of responsibility".

Would you be wanting to come back for future projects?