Sentence examples for studies projected that from inspiring English sources

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

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.

In general, these studies projected that the number of adults with diabetes in the world will more than double between 2000 and 2030, with most of the increase occurring in developing countries, particularly in Asia.

A 1997 study projected that trade show attendance would hit 140 million by 2000.

The study projected that temperatures could rise by as much as 6 degrees by 2050.

A 2014 study projected that life on Earth would continue in the absence of microbes, but only in a way that was "incomprehensibly bad".

Another recent study projected that over a nine-year period, legal marijuana nationwide could provide 1 million new jobs and generate more than $132 billion in federal tax revenue, with nearly $52 billion in sales tax alone.

A 2012 Nature Climate Change study projected that power plant capacity during the summer months could drop by as much as 19percentt in Europe and 16percentt in the United States between 2031 and 2060.

A 2001 study projected that climate change would reduce the range of the marsh rice rat in Texas, where it is now common but may become threatened by habitat loss in the future.

Another study projected that, in the United States, between 2001 and 2010, the financial impact of adolescent pertussis alone would reach US$3.2 billion [ 34].

A U.K. study projected that climate change would result in a large decrease in days with high particulate concentrations due to changes in meteorologic conditions (Anderson et al. 2001).