Sentence examples for projected to make from inspiring English sources

They are also projected to make a net gain of at least five governorships.

Hispanics are now projected to make up 30 percent of the U.S. population by 2050.

It was projected to make $1.08 in 2002, the average estimate of four analysts.

The service broke even in 2011, its first year, and is projected to make a $200,000 profit by July.

Production was expected to begin in 2018 and was projected to make the country an important global producer of gas.

Without the series of economic stresses, the lenders were projected to make £100bn of profits over the three years.

The film, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Bradley Cooper, was projected to make $65m in its second full week on wide release, according to trade analyst BoxOffice.com.com

With eight teams (out of 10 total) projected to make the tournament if the field was set today, the WCHA would fill half the slate.

The older adult population is in the midst of unprecedented growth and is projected to make-up 21% of the US population by 2040. 1 This dramatic change in the demographic landscape presents significant medical, societal and economic challenges, 2 particularly as older age is generally accompanied by reductions in physical function and increased levels of disability.

Apple is projecting to make $37 billion in revenue next quarter, their holiday quarter.

He doesn't project to make the immediate pro splash of Okafor but he'll eventually make someone happy.