Sentence examples for projected to get from inspiring English sources

Ford's new Escape hybrid S.U.V., coming out in the fall, is projected to get more than 30 miles a gallon.

The car is projected to get from 600 to 700 miles on one 10.4-gallon tank of fuel.

Climate impacts are projected to get much worse, particularly in developing countries that did not create the problem.

In the same poll, Golden Dawn was projected to get 13 percent if elections were held now, making it the country's third-strongest political party.

As a result, the dependency ratio — the ratio of the working population to the nonworking population — has become increasingly unfavorable, and it is projected to get more so.

That bill provides $841.5 million for the S.E.C. for the 2004 fiscal year, the amount the agency was previously projected to get.

Here are two projects to get you started.

"It will give credibility to these projects to get private capital".

It would take some time for Ms. Kargman's project to get off the ground.

It was a difficult project to get started and has been difficult to maintain.

Bhaskar Pramanik, chairman of Microsoft India, says its project to get villages online is philanthropic.