Sentence examples for projected to soar from inspiring English sources

Poor monitoring of the livelihoods of elderly people is particularly worrying as the number of people aged over 60 is projected to soar from 901m this year to 2.09bn in 2050, according to the index.

Spain's budget deficit is projected to soar to 9.5percentt of gross domestic product in 2010, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, although Mr. Zapatero has promised to bring it back within the 3percentt limit set by the European Monetary Union by 2012.

The market for electronic records software in doctors' offices is projected to soar to $2.6 billion in 2012 from $1.3 billion last year.

Africa will become the most rapidly urbanized region on the planet in the coming 25 years, as the number of people living in its cities is projected to soar to 56% of the population, according to UN estimates.

With wildfire season becoming more of a year-round threat across the West, firefighting costs are projected to soar to two-thirds of the Forest Service budget within a decade, potentially diverting hundreds of millions of dollars from programs to help prevent blazes, the agency said in its report.

Nervous foreign investors as well as a slew of financial experts and economists endlessly claimed that the budget deficit -- projected to soar to nearly $1.6 trillion in the last fiscal year, a post-World War II record -- would saddle the nation, with higher taxes; deeper cuts in education, health and social services; staggering permanent debt; and possibly even bankruptcy.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates recently revamped the F-35 program and removed the general in charge, after long delays caused the Pentagon's projected costs to soar by 64 percent to $382 billion for 2,457 planes.

And you get some sense of the dancer's leaping lightness as shadows of first dancing feet, then bodies in motion, are projected, to the clashing, soaring music of Stravinsky, on three floor-to-high-ceiling boards.

Last year, according to Jupiter Communications, the e-commerce research company, online travel spending reached $6.5 billion, or 4.5percentt of all travel spending, and is projected by Jupiter to soar to $28.2 billion in 2005, or 14.2percentt.

The wireless-infrastructure research group Unstrung Insider pegs the broadband wireless access market at $470 million in 2004, and projects it to soar as high as $1.4 billion in 2008.

He continues to soar with forthcoming projects Total Recall and They Die at Dawn.