Sentence examples for projected to see from inspiring English sources

Transportation, which will probably lose money, and oil companies, which are projected to see profits fall 25percentt, are the worst categories.

Verdict: Worth a second-round RB2 selection as he is one of the few running backs projected to see a steady 20 to 25 carries a game, but not before Chris Johnson, Steven Jackson or Stevan Ridley.

"Recovery and growth will be thrown off track" in many countries of the region, "although none of them is projected to see negative growth in 2011 or 2012," the report said.

High-income households are projected to see their incomes rise 11 times as quickly as low-income households, with family incomes for the rich projected to rise by £13,000 a year.

Mired in what economists are calling a "great depression", with its GDP set to contract for a sixth straight year, Greece is projected to see unemployment exceed 30% by the year's end as a growing number of businesses file for bankruptcy.

A spokesman for the ONS said: "All regions of England are projected to see an increase in their population size over the next decade, with London, the east of England and south-east projected to grow faster than the country as a whole.

"Las Vegas is a pilot project to see if man can live on the moon," he says.

He started the project to see Arsenal over their expensive move, and he wanted to finish it.

"As it turned out, it's just a pilot project to see how it would work in Suffolk," Mr. Thiele said.

"And I really think that's the most interesting thing in this project, to see their thought process".

The EcoCenter is working with the Resource Recovery Center in a landfill mining project to see what material can be reprocessed.