Sentence examples for projected to do from inspiring English sources

Then again, the Mets have finished in fourth place in the National League East for four straight seasons and are not projected to do particularly better in 2013.

That is partly because Republicans – among whom women are especially under-represented – are projected to do better in the House and Senate.

Mr. Obama has said he will challenge Republicans to show how their proposals would provide insurance to more than 30 million Americans over 10 years, which is what the Democrats' bills are projected to do.

Adele's feat overshadowed a strong debut showing for Casting Crowns, a Christian rock act that had been projected to do well with its new album "Come to the Well".(Provident) But in the end, people bought 99,000 copies of the Casting Crown recording over the last week and the group had to settle for runner-up.

Sales for 1997 were 10.3 million and, according to estimates from Raymond James & Associates, it's projected to do $32.8 million in 1998 and 62.7 million for 1999.

Meanwhile, warming is projected to expand the range of ticks that carry Lyme disease as well as malaria-bearing mosquitoes and is projected to do so even more in a warmer regime.

We're projecting to do about $4.5 million this year.

It was an... interesting project to do.

But I would love to find another project to do with the camera.

They started it as a project to do together, as a way to maintain their friendship.

"It was a fun project to do, because the bones were all there".