Sentence examples for projection that will from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krueger said the forecast was updated because the projection that will be published in the president's annual budget, to be released on Monday, was already "stale and out of date".

The amount of power expected to be generated from gas by 2030 has quadrupled in the last year, according to official projections that will infuriate green campaigners who are demanding greater use of renewable energy sources.

The design features several elements that include light beacons resembling signal towers, mirrored sculptures and projections that will combine with the music to compose a sublimely orchestrated audiovisual spectacle.

Make financial projections that will be more realistic and reliable using the data from your first year in business.

"It's our long-term projection that Jess will be in position one and Becky will ride in position two," said Van Eijden.

The much-quoted projection that there will be more than $2 trillion in budget surpluses in the next decade is predicated on these cuts taking place, which is extremely unlikely.

S.&P. also described as "aggressive" Queens Ballpark's preliminary projection that attendance will rise to 2.5 million in 2012 from 2.29 million last season.

The board's report notes that the county's projection that it will collect $809.6 million in sales taxes next year is more conservative than projections have been in past budgets.

Similarly important, the government's projection that it will accumulate a $3.4 trillion budget surplus between now and 2011 relies on a rate of productivity growth of at least 2.5percentt.

He noted that there were 309 million individuals with IGT worldwide in 2007, and there is a projection that there will be 419 million by 2025.

The economic and social burden of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is considerable, with a projection that COPD will be the third leading cause of death by 2020 [ 1].