Sentence examples for projected to prolong from inspiring English sources
The IPCC went even further, stating that climate change impacts are projected "to prolong existing and create new poverty traps".
The most recent report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, approved by 195 of the world's nations, concluded that limiting the impacts of global warming "is necessary to achieve sustainable development and equity, including poverty eradication" and that climate change impacts are projected "to prolong existing and create new poverty traps".
It will involve work on the £1.6bn MonArb Area Redevelopment (Mar) project, to prolong the life of several North Sea fields.
The number of people aged 80 and over is projected to rise rapidly, 44 and greater use of these drugs might reduce disability and prolong healthy life expectancy in this age group.
According to the IPCC, "Throughout the 21st century, climate-change impacts are projected to slow down economic growth, make poverty reduction more difficult, further erode food security, and prolong existing and create new poverty traps".
This project was inspired by Metacycle, a design research that aims to prolong the lifespan of everyday objects (metacycle.ca).ca
Based on this background, we now project that host Th2 cell adoptive transfer may represent a "direct" pathway to prolong solid organ allograft viability.
To prolong its life, they plan to build an open-sided shed that will help protect it from the elements, but that project will require more money.
It was not possible to prolong the survey itself because of the schedule of the overall project.
It's supposed to prolong your life".
