Sentence examples for projected to exist from inspiring English sources

The objective: to help insure the food security of 2 billion additional humans projected to exist on this earth by the year 2050, in the face of political strife and climate change.

It would not have been possible for the relationships to be supported and the project to exist without these institutional agreements.

The first vanity project to exist in the new world.

One of its side projects Mr Williams loves side projects so much that his main projects seem to exist mainly as placeholders was something called Twitter.

We also have to consider the process by which the disputed project came to exist, which had its fair share of the networking by which too much of Britain's architecture and planning is decided.

Although the Manhattan Project ceased to exist on 31 December 1946, the Manhattan District would remain until it too was abolished on 15 August 1947.

"We certainly don't want the project to cease to exist.

The depressing reality is that campaigns like the Everyday Sexism Project would not need to exist were casual sexism not so startlingly commonplace.

It seemed a calamitous risk for a project of this scale to exist at a site where the supply of water was not assured.

While some sites keep projects alive, others seem to exist merely to remind us that certain directors exist too, like rennyharlin.com, where you can read sporadic blog entries from Renny Harlin ("Speed") and news about a movie that back in April was "pretty much edited, and ready for some great music, sound FX, and Visual FX".

LOD for infrastructure project do not seem to exist, except that of PAS1192 which remains partial (PAS 1192-2 2013).