Sentence examples for projected to keep from inspiring English sources

In the next three years the city's shortfalls are projected to keep growing, like snowdrifts in Buffalo, to a total of $465 million.

Australia's emissions are rising and projected to keep doing so to 2030, meaning the country will fail to meet its 2030 emissions targets, according to government figures.

Four times that are expected to arrive two years from now; the number is projected to keep rising by as much as 40percentt a year.

The first gas well was drilled just three years ago, and the yields of Eagle Ford are part of the reason production of natural gas in Texas — the leading gas-drilling state — is projected to keep rising.

Health care spending has been rising as a share of national income for decades, and is projected to keep rising — from 10 percent in 1985 to 17 percent in 2010 to nearly 25 percent in 2037.

"Excluding schools, our total government grants have fallen from £194m in 2009/10 to £122m a year in 2015/16, and are projected to keep falling at a similar rate," the council leader said.

There are plenty of projects to keep him busy.

Opponents want to stop the pipeline project to keep the oil sands in the ground.

And, as architects, they managed the project to keep costs as low as possible.

The project epitomises modernity's project to keep pushing forwards, and to accelerate at all costs.

The government required the casino to complete a social development project to keep its gaming license.