Sentence examples for projected to lessen from inspiring English sources

The grab is down to an estimated 20.3% of GDP now (1997) and is projected to lessen even further.

The Interior Department will spend $10 million on projects designed to lessen the risk of major firefires, the White House said.

Assessments of the potential human health impacts of climate change are needed to inform the development of adaptation strategies, policies, and measures to lessen projected adverse impacts.

Sustainable Health Enterprises expanded the SHE 28 project of helping to lessen problems caused by menstruation for women in developing countries, while encouraging them to increase their income by setting up new businesses.

Given its possible serious current and future impacts, assessments of eco-environmental health vulnerability to climate change are urgently needed to assist governments in the development of adaptation strategies, policies, and measures to lessen the projected adverse impacts on eco-environmental health.

Mr. Nunn said he would like to phase in the project over several years to lessen the tax burden, beginning with the new library and subsequently converting the vacated space into town offices and adding a new wing for the police department.

Current and projected future scenarios call for optimal efforts to lessen the vulnerability of human populations to extreme climatic events.

The City of Santa Monica opposed the first phase of the project until it received $1.5 million to lessen its traffic impact.

More recently, the U.S. government project Stormfury attempted for decades to lessen the force of hurricanes by seeding them with silver iodide.

Another research project in the western United States seeks to lessen the harm of avalanches by listening for them.

Nabucco, the project endorsed by the European Union as a means to lessen the bloc's reliance on Russian gas, is to run from the Caspian region and the Middle East, through Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary — much the same route as South Stream.