Sentence examples for projections there will be from inspiring English sources

If nothing is done, according to the Japanese government's projections there will be 100 million people in 2050 and only 67 million at century's end.

Then, according to current projections, there will be further annual cuts of £40m, £30m, and £20m.

According to standard population projections, there will be another 90m mouths to feed before the population stabilises, perhaps as early as by the middle of the century.

According to these projections, there will be a shortfall in the supply of woody biomass by 2030.

According to our projections, there will be at least 170 worldwide by the end of the year.

According to U.S. Census Bureau projections, there will be 88.5 million Americans over the age of 65 by the year 2050, comprising 20percentt of the total population.

According to Ericsson and Nokia's projection, there will be 600 million users by 2003, and a billion subscribers by 2005.

Robert Chote, OBR chairman, said: "Compared to last year, the latest population projections suggest there will be fewer people of working age, more people in their 80s and 90s, and roughly the same number of children.

The Department for Education projections suggest there will be just over eight million youngsters in England's state schools by 2023, up almost a million from 7.1 million this year.

Now a slowing economy casts doubt on projections that there will be $5.6 trillion in surplus revenues over the next decade.

The prediction that the nation's population will grow more slowly reflects the bureau's projections that there will be fewer births and fewer immigrants coming to the United States, based on recent trends.