Sentence examples for projected to yield a from inspiring English sources

All of this, combined with spending cuts mostly focused on defense, is projected to yield a balanced budget by 2021.

The "maximum" effort, the most expensive up front, with initial spending as high as nine billion dollars a year, was projected to yield a reactor by 1990.

Stronger health warnings were projected to yield a relative 2.3% reduction in smoking rates by 2050.

Comprehensive smoke-free air laws were projected to yield an almost 9% relative reduction in smoking rates by 2015, increasing to about a 10% reduction in 2050, and potentially averting about 3 437 000 deaths through 2050.

After that, it is projected to yield net income of just £23m a year not even enough to build a mile of new motorway.

The Congressionally mandated Medicare measure is not projected to yield large savings — $21 million a year, compared with $110 billion spent on inpatient care in 2007.

A household of 1,184 with a 18.6% response rate was projected to yield 2,077 completed data.

When redeveloped, the same land is projected to yield $9.6 million in property taxes, and that's just for the first 31 acres.

In the latest draft of the county's $2.2 billion budget for next year, the sales tax is projected to yield $851 million, nearly 40percentt of the total.

But the corn that he had earlier projected to yield more than 200 bushels per acre now will make 100 to 110 at best, he said.

That income is projected to yield $459 million in tax revenues for Illinois' depleted coffers, as well as $2.3 billion in federal tax receipts.