Sentence examples for projected to represent the from inspiring English sources

Within a generation, Latinos are projected to represent the majority of youth in the U.S. and the most influential and sought-after audience in entertainment.

The entire Asia-Pacific region is projected to represent 54percentt of the global edtech market by 2020.

Nationwide, Hispanics are projected to represent 5.4percentt of the electorate.

This proportion is projected to represent 90%% of the total aged population by 2030 [ 11].

In the United States, for example, people age 65 years or older represented 13% of the population in 2007; however, by 2030, this age group is projected to represent 19% of the population (US Department of Health and Human Services, 2009).

Justifiably so, as together the two countries account for one-fifth of the global economy and are projected to represent a full third of the world's income by 2025.

Twelve physicians (9 male, 3 female) of the CAMH medical staff were selected to participate in the project to represent the broader CAMH medical community.

In addition, the 10 districts were not randomly selected - they were selected purposively during the implementation of the Safe Motherhood project to represent the range of circumstances of the districts included in the project.

Nine concert pianists are wheeled on playing identical grand pianos, while flame graphics are projected around them to represent the devastation of the American bombing campaign.

In the final category, the Panel prize – which rewards projects held to represent the spirit of the Fringe – the award went to Iraq Out & Loud, an undertaking that saw comedians and others (including Stewart Lee, the MP Tommy Sheppard and the novelist Ian Rankin) read out the Chilcot Report in its entirety.

These projects try to represent the main mapping activities at the conceptual level.