Sentence examples for projected to retain from inspiring English sources

So, while in 21 of the 29 seats that the Lib Dems are projected to retain the Tories are in second place, it makes no difference.

The distinction is based on how well 2013 models are projected to retain their original list price after five years of ownership, because depreciation is often the greatest expense owners will incur during this period.

Among the various forecasts, the Lib Dems are projected to retain between 20 and 30 seats (some models even have the party below the lower end of that range).

The Reno and Forenza are projected to retain 25% of their original value; the Aerio, 26%.

For example, the model that has the distinction of being the most recalled car this year (we won't give it away here) is also the one that is projected to retain the highest percentage of its original value.

In the slide show that follows, you can read about (1) the car that has been recalled the most this year, (2) the new car with the lowest projected reliability, (3) those cars which had the worst crash-test results and (4) those which are projected to retain the lowest percentages of their values.

Promotion was one strategy adopted by the project to retain the best CHWs.

The Lattice analysis looked similar for the two models [ Fig. 7(A,C ], with no regions that retained their order when projected to the SC; instead the grid points were all centered along the AP axis.

We then quantified the potential range loss (currently suitable areas in terms of the number of 2.5 min grid cells projected to be lost), range gain (areas projected to become suitable), and range retained based on current potential ranges.

This study demonstrates that conifer removal projects designed to retain shrub cover and structure can have benefits to multiple species of ground and shrub nesting birds, including several species of conservation concern.

Reports will be collected and analyzed towards the end of the project period, to retain additional information of adaptations and alterations.