Sentence examples for projected to end from inspiring English sources

The cost is projected to end up at more than $200 million.

And so, according to our model, he is projected to end the contests on June 26th with 1,122 delegates.

As of late November, the organization's main budgets were all projected to end the year in deficit.

The review was projected to end, and the new rules to take effect, by the end of next year.

There are currently sixty randomized participants; recruitment is projected to end in July 2010 and final study results reported in June 2012.

Many people are projected to end up in big cities and their outskirts, continuing a long-term global trend of increasing urbanization.

She is a co-founder of the Enough Project to end genocide.

Oliver tells us that he has two projects: to end his virginity before he turns sixteen, and to keep his parents' marriage together.

Mr. Zapata, who is separated from his wife (she lives in upstate New York with the couple's two sons), said he never wants the project to end.

"DfID failed to include Sierra Leone in its project to end female genital mutilation despite the country having one of the highest prevalences in the world.

Nottingham, too, differs from Leeds, with its own project to end street prostitution by targeting sex buyers and by helping, instead of persecuting, women who want to exit.