Sentence examples for projected to peak from inspiring English sources
This drop means the Chinese population is projected to peak in 2017 and to decline thereafter.
Public sector net debt is now projected to peak at 85 per cent of GDP before commencing a gradual decline.
Clean-up crews have yet to reach the break in the 12-inch pipeline because of historic flooding on the river, which is projected to peak on Tuesday.
The national average, now at $1.53 a gallon, is now projected to peak at between $1.56 and $1.80 a gallon sometime in May.
Only one, the government declared, trying desperately to constrain a booming population now projected to peak at 1.5 billion in 2033, a billion more than when the Communists took power in 1949.
"The demographic dividend is projected to peak over the next two decades, adding about 2 percentage points to annual per capita income growth over the period," Shekhar Aiyar and Ashoka Mody, I.M.F.
Sources at EDF stressed that many more construction workers will ultimately be employed at the Somerset site if the project is given the green light, with total employment projected to reach a peak of 5,600 by the end of the decade.
With figures released last week showing that the real estate market was stalling again, their numbers are now projected to climb to a peak of 5.1 million by June about 10 percent of all Americans with mortgages.
In Cleveland, where Global Insight projects a return to peak employment in 2021, Mayor Frank G. Jackson's chief of staff, Ken Silliman, said that Cleveland's unemployment rate, 7.6 percent, was the seventh lowest of the metropolitan areas with more than 1.5 million people.
Météo-France projected for the system to peak as a tropical cyclone before slightly weakening and impacting the Mascarene Islands.
Based on these 591 species, we project present-day endemic diversity to peak at 340 species per km2, with the highest concentrations from southern Northwest California through most of Central Western California and in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada (Fig. 1B).
