Sentence examples for projected to increase from from inspiring English sources

It said the amount of doubtful debt, which is not expected to be repaid, is projected to increase from $1.9bn in2015-162015-16bn in 2025-26.

The annual debt service payments are projected to increase from $3.5 billion in 2000 to $4.7 billion in 2004, according to the state comptroller's count.

The number of local authorities in England where more than a quarter of the population are aged 65 and over is projected to increase from 28 out of 326 in mid-2014 to 84 in mid-2024.

According to the complaint, the officials knew the city's unfunded liability to its pension system for retired workers was projected to increase from $284 million at the beginning of fiscal year 2002 to an estimated $2 billion by 2009.

Dr. Sox noted that the primary care nurse practitioner work force is projected to increase from 55,000 to 106,500, between 1995 and 2005, while the number of primary care physicians is expected to increase by about 10percentt.

"The risk to electricity supplies is projected to increase from the current near zero levels, although Ofgem does not consider disruption to supplies is imminent or likely, providing the industry manages the problem effectively".

In total, across the 83 urban areas modeled, VMT is projected to increase 33% from 2000 to 2030 (an increase from 2.97 billion daily VMT to 3.94 billion daily VMT), closely paralleling projected population growth in the urban areas of 32% (an increase from 133 million people to 176 million).

Global risks were projected to increase both from a changing climate and from socio-economic factors where population pressure is high or there is a high incidence of poverty.

Ad spending for 2004 is projected to increase 7.8percentt from 2003, to $138.4 billion, according to a forecast from TNS Media Intelligence/CMR, New York, part of Taylor Nelson Sofres.

Oil prices are projected to increase gradually, from an average of $52 a barrel in 2015 to about $55 a barrel in 2017.

Analyst Forrester is predicting tablet ownership in Western Europe will quadruple by 2017 — with the percentage of online adults owning a slate projected to increase markedly from less than a fifth (14 per cent) last year to more than half (55 per cent) in 2017.