Sentence examples for work projected to from inspiring English sources

Binney said that planned restoration work, projected to cost £42m, would most likely take 15 years.

With one in four workers in a low-wage job today, and low-wage work projected to account for two out of every three new jobs in the United States over the next decade, it's hard to see the constructive side of a report on how those same jobs are difficult not just for workers, but for their families, and even harder to see how we get out of either cycle.

There needs to be a national public works project to rid the land of utility poles in favor of submerged conduit.

The Association of Chief Police Officers is backing calls from the UK Network of Sex Work Projects to make the system national.

Every year, the Preservation Studies Student Organization organizes a weekend-long work project to help restore an important historical building or facility.

Or, volunteer to lead new work projects to create "ownership" of your corporate role in a way that simulates entrepreneurial thinking and decision-making, she suggested.

CRAFTS involves Action Research Teams ARTSS) which tie student public work projects to interdisciplinary study.

Mr. Weiss illustrated to me that "a typical narcissist can, and will, spend hours upon hours perfecting and toiling over a work project to get it just right.

Interestingly, aJO neurons identified in this work project to zone C/E (new data added as Figure 1 figure supplement 3A-B), suggesting that they too might be activated by such displacements.

(Other architects have carried on the work, now projected to be completed in 2022).

All work is projected to be complete in 2014.