Sentence examples for projected to encounter from inspiring English sources

Much of the debate in the 2008 legislative session centered on crafting a budget for the 2008 2010 biennium, a period when the state was projected to encounter a shortfall of nearly $1 billion.

Ask "in the know" individuals on the project to clarify anything you do not understand; better that this happens in the early stages of a project than to encounter a mistake farther into a project because of improperly reading engineering drawings.

The project began to encounter more & more public resistance: Queen Victoria turned anti-tunnel, Mr. Gladstone published his misgivings; fear of invasion by Continental troops plagued the military Finally, the Board of Trade ordered operations suspended o the grounds that the boring was now close to intruding on Crown property.

"It's not uncommon for bold projects like Museum Tower to encounter an unexpected issue or two, and they are invariably solved," the letter continued.

Kumaranayake and Watts (2000), using cost data from a range of HIV/AIDS prevention and care programmes, found that projects are likely to encounter diseconomies of scale arising from infrastructural barriers as coverage increases [ 5].

After sabotaging the project, he breaks free, only to encounter the colonel.

It is nonetheless refreshing to encounter a project animated by purposes so foreign to those of mainstream contemporary art.

But it is less common to encounter youth orchestras that project the supreme confidence of these impressive players, ranging in age from 18 to 28.

As the two previous editions show, the conference brings together science and business representatives ready to speak about commonly executed EU and privately-funded projects, to discuss encountered problems and win-win solutions in the wide theme of manufacturing technologies.

She went on, "Each project you encounter reveals to you the way to work on it.

Drawing on the interdisciplinary development, as well as from the literature on livelihoods and democratic decentralization in forestry, the paper explores how to adapt forest carbon projects to the realities encountered in the local context.