Sentence examples for projected to gain from inspiring English sources

In Florida, all but three of 81 housing authorities are projected to gain, too, for a statewide jump of $37.6 million, or 38percentt.

The government expects the Medicaid expansion to account for about half of the 32 million uninsured people who are projected to gain coverage because of the new law.

The conservative Independent Party, ousted after a wave of demonstrations in January, was projected to gain just 14 seats with less than 23percentt of the vote, down considerably from its total in 2007.

Over the next 10 years, the public schools in Texas are projected to gain 219,000 students, an increase of 5.4percentt; California is expected to add 278,000 students, an increase of 4.6percentt.

The biggest winner after the 2020 Census is likely to be Texas, which at this rate is projected to gain three seats; California and Florida are each likely to gain one.

With about a third of the final vote counted late Saturday, it seemed that the country's leftist caretaking government would be formally voted into power, with the Social Democrats projected to gain 22 seats and their partners, the Left-Greens, appearing to gain 13 seats in the 63-seat Parliament.

They are also projected to make a net gain of at least five governorships.

The party projected to make the largest gains is the SNP.

In 1994, Dean Beutell was appointed to lead Iona's project to gain accreditation.

He added that having a prominent academic partner was needed for the project to gain recognition in Malaysia.

"Frankly, it infuriates me that some groups used this project to gain fame and even, I have to say it, to reap economic and political profits," he said.