Sentence examples for projected to result from inspiring English sources

Overall, the impacts of climate change are projected to result in a net loss of global biodiversity and major shifts in the provision of ecosystem services.

Current Coalition Direct Action climate policies are projected to result in increased greenhouse gas emissions, albeit at a level that might allow Australia to meet its 2020 targets because of accounting rules.

With London's population growth projected to result in around 27 million trips a day across all modes by 2031 - an extra three million – the situation can only get worse.

Climate change and increasing urbanization are projected to result in an increase in surface water flooding and consequential damages in the future.

Human impacts are projected to result in the loss of up to 16% of all existing habitat within the reserve over the next 30 years.

The compact scenario was projected to result in lower regional emissions of all pollutants than sprawl, with differences of − 18%, − 3%, and − 14% for NOx, butadiene, and benzene, respectively.

Speaking at the press conference announcing the winners, Kroes added that she wanted the project to result in "graphene valley" being situated in Europe — "the home to the successor to Silicon Valley".

The school had been projected to lose 40 students, resulting in the removal of two teachers.

The result is projected to be a $2.2 billion state budget deficit over the next 2 years.

Indeed, employee earnings are projected to surpass that; as a result, the 1% boost would not diminish their living standards.

Guernsey States said Pembroke Bay's results were projected to be poor, which was a "cause for concern".