Sentence examples for projected to deliver from inspiring English sources

The engine is a new Hemi V-8 projected to deliver about -- can you guess?

It is projected to deliver 3,000 jobs, and 1.5 million additional visitors and £2.8bn of economic value for Stratford and the surrounding area.

— Winding up: Massachusetts and Rhode Island announced they will carry out wind projects that are projected to deliver enough power for 600,000 homes, the Associated Press reports.

Mr Marchionne has high hopes for Alfa-Romeo, Maserati, Fiat and, of course, Ferrari, but it is the American side of the company that is projected to deliver most of the growth.

While it is projected to deliver plenty of rain to some parts of the world, including drought-parched California, it is already causing dangerously dry conditions in the tropics.

Small stocks are projected to deliver higher profit growth over the next year than large stocks, with those expectations reflected in their valuations.

So we project to deliver the building at the end of 2016.

At the moment we're projecting to deliver it between the middle half of February and end of April.

It will take more than a few successful vanguard projects to deliver any meaningful reform.

That increases the temptation to fudge financials or invest too much in speculative projects to deliver extraordinary growth.

On board was a $200m ,12,000lb communications satellite – part of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Internet.org project to deliver broadband access to sub-Saharan Africa.