Sentence examples for projected to touch from inspiring English sources

Largely driven by the growth of type 2 diabetes, the numbers of people with diabetes worldwide is projected to touch at least 450 million by 2030, with the biggest increase happening in LMICs and substantially driven by populous Asian countries like India and China (1).

To promote news site Russia Beyond the Headlines' iPad app, Cody White embarked on a project to touch Russia.

This generates a basic illusion of touch projected to a foreign arm.

Presence of the basic illusion where touch is projected to the seen foreign arm and felt as if produced by the visible finger tapping the foreign arm is here determined by participant scores as well as, as an independent measure, psychologically induced temperature changes of the participant's experimental limb [10].

The plastic must shape easily and accurately, making the final project pleasant to touch.

In Ireland, where abortion remains illegal, such a project is bound to touch a few nerves.

But he is also aware of the thin line he is walking and has ordered project leaders not to touch the gravestones for which they cannot get permission.

"It's a million-dollar view," said Patrick Caviness, executive director of Samui Custom Homes, a project management company hired to touch up the villa.

Bonham Carter, speaking last week at a preview of Burton and Taylor, said her mother had told her not to touch the project with a barge pole.

(Once upon a time, a guy from Time Warner told a group I was a part of that the movie's script was so terrible that no major studio wanted to touch the project. Wow).

Often I come upon questions or topics that create consistent trends across clients and random conversations, and project themes that all seem to touch on similar subjects.