Sentence examples for projected to lose from inspiring English sources

Previously, the school was projected to lose 40 students this year — and that projection resulted in the loss of two teachers.

The place is projected to lose about a third of its population by 2030.

The US is projected to lose $362.49bn in 2015, more than any other country.

Projected to lose $6 million in 1991, the trays instead broke even; the next year, they earned $8 million.

Nuckolls County is projected to lose 5percentt of its population just in the next four years, state officials said.

The company says that is fair given that the plant, which converts milled uranium into uranium hexafluoride for nuclear reactors, is projected to lose $20 million this year.

The Mets lost around $50 million in 2010 and are projected to lose at least that much this season, according to two people briefed on the team's finances.

Values shaded in blue represent those cases in which the Republican Party would be projected to lose control of the House.

According to the league's deputy commissioner, Adam Silver, teams lost about $380 million last season and are projected to lose another $350 million this season.

The Conservatives' only viable option is to roughly cut by a third the 39 seats the party is currently projected to lose to Labour.

St . Vincents is projected to lose $74 million this year, and early this year needed an emergency infusion of cash from the state just to meet its payroll.