Sentence examples for projected to take from inspiring English sources

(By contrast, the "internal devaluation" process promises not only indefinite recession, but a long, very slow recovery if it "works" — as we can see from the I.M.F.'s projections for Latvia and Estonia. Both of these countries are projected to take 8 or 9 years to reach their pre-recession levels of output).

The entire project is projected to take three to five years to build.

Top executives, like Lloyd C. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, are projected to take in roughly what they did last year.

But according to a recent poll, the Scottish National Party is projected to take home a 14% majority in 2015 in this seat.

Of the smaller parties, the Democratic Unionist party is projected to take nine, while both Ukip and Plaid Cymru are forecast to hold three seats.

Of the smaller parties, the Unionist DUP are projected to take nine, while both Ukip and Plaid Cymru are forecast to hold three seats.

In England, landmark buildings are thorny projects to take on, as Mr. Osborne discovered.

"This is a continuation of Turkey's project to take Kassab," says Mr Pamboukian.

The Continental was one of the first projects to take advantage of the agreement.

Now, the team will decide what project to take on next.

Ms. Raab expects the project to take three or four years.