Sentence examples for studies projected from inspiring English sources

He said ridership studies projected that the route would attract enough passengers to cover its operating costs.

Several years ago, he said, demographic studies projected a total Nassau-Suffolk public school enrollment of 425,000 by 2003, but by 1999 the total already exceeded 432,000, attributed largely to a growing immigrant population.

Only a few years ago, many studies projected that China would emerge as the world's leading source of carbon dioxide by 2020, but these recent developments appear to have put off that day by years or even decades.

This year, Forest Service Chief Thomas Tidwell warned that, just as the studies projected, the seasons are hotter, drier and longer thanks to the changing climate.

Theoretical studies projected wages would rise an average of about 8.5percentt for DACA recipients -- far less than the 45percentt jump shown in the survey.

These studies projected estimates of future requirements under alternative scenarios, and helped the Ministry to decide on its strategies and plans for further workforce production in the country for gradual and smooth Omanization of these categories.

Several studies project that as the population ages, online shopping by older Americans will increase.

If greenhouse gas pollution continues at the current pace, both studies project increases of about 57cm to 131cm.

"We have a longstanding collaboration between the family studies project in psychology and the SAIL project in engineering," says lead author Adela C. Timmons.

Exascale studies project reliability challenges for future high-performance computing (HPC) systems.

The latest studies project a supernova in 100,000 years.