Sentence examples for which is projected for from inspiring English sources

21], has decreed the erection, forty-five minutes from Berlin, of an entirely new city to house the workers at the huge plant which is projected for the production of the "volkswagen," or people's car.

"We are way in excess of the salary cap that we would be applying on the revenues we have today and which are projected for next season".

For the modelling of the operation of these clusters, we used registered time series of the years 2011 and 2012 for a total load and feed-in from wind and solar PV, which were projected for the year 2022.

Fearing what the Labour Party might do if it won the next British general election (which was projected for late 1964), the Southern Rhodesians stepped up their efforts, hoping to win independence before Britain went to the polls, and preferably not after Nyasaland.

The verb was then substituted by three dots which were projected for 3975 ms, to allow participants to provide the vocal response.

And the temporal window for such trading, which is projected this year by Celent to account for some 46percentt of all U.S. trading volume, is growing increasingly small.

The category will still see some growth, according to IDC, which is projecting 19.3% growth for portables over 2012 to 2017.

The growth had also provided a "persistent carbon sink", which was projected to continue for decades.

As I walked in through the Public lobby, a TV overhead was tuned to CNN, which was projecting a New Hampshire win for Clinton.

Similarly, highest increase in minimum temperature is projected for autumn which is followed by spring.

This did not account for a potential increase in the frequency of heat waves during summer, which has been projected for temperate climatic zones over this century (Meehl and Tebaldi 2004).