Sentence examples for projected to lead from inspiring English sources

The Far East is projected to lead the worldwide growth over the next two decades, more than doubling its output.

By the 2070s, climate change is projected to lead to a net decrease in crop productivity with resulting high economic costs that are estimated at $140m a year.

Though he sees a bumpy recovery ahead, Mr. Case says that publicly traded REITs are projected to lead the rebound in commercial real estate, in part because they have the ability to raise money by selling securities, an option not available to credit-starved private firms.

While the PMF Program has averaged 10,000 applicants in the past, changes in the requirements this year are projected to lead to almost triple that number of applications for the Class of 2013.

Climate change is projected to lead to increased temperatures in the United States over the coming decades.

The immediate versus delayed initiation of insulin is projected to lead to substantial improvements in clinical outcomes over patient lifetimes.

Therefore, the ongoing "Project to Lead Eco-Design Integration in Aerospace Development & Engineering Systems PLEIADESES) develops industry-focused Eco-Design tools that support real aerospace engineering workflows.

He had been awarded the generalship of Greece and used this authority to launch his father's Panhellenic project to lead the Greeks in the conquest of Persia.

We projected Manning to lead the league in interceptions thrown for the second straight season coming into this year.

Wallace isn't going to hold out, and I'm actually projecting him to lead the league in receiving yards.

From here the team wants individual project managers to lead the charge in driving adoption.