Sentence examples for yearly projected from inspiring English sources

The future is so bright that yearly projected gas prices continue to drop.

Following variations in reported cases, yearly projected numbers varied 3-fold, ranging from 2.6 million cases in 2004 to 7.8 million cases in 2007.

And while there are several health rankings for U.S. cities, they don't often consider all contributing factors to a healthy lifestyle, according to Walt Thompson, a professor of kinesiology and nutrition at Georgia State University in Atlanta and the chair of a yearly project through the American College of Sports Medicine, the American Fitness Index.

Of the 17 million yearly visitors projected to circulate through the center, 3 million of them, Mr. Himmel said, will visit Whole Foods, which will have 42 registers.

Edmunds.com's ratings are based on the least expensive to insure trim level for each vehicle and on data about actual national average yearly premiums, projected out to five years, paid by customers.

At the moment China is the hottest area, with 20% yearly growth projected by Goldman Sachs.

Folkestone Triennial The faded resort plays host to artists from all over the world in the second of these three-yearly projects.

The Organic Trade Association estimates that sales of organically grown food in the United States was $6.4 billion in 1999, with a projected yearly growth of 20percentt.

The farm's projected yearly yield of 100 tons is but a minuscule slice of the more than 1.5 million tons imported into New York, the world's largest agricultural market, and its output is even Lilliputian in comparison to that of "big hydro".

Further details of this methodology are presented in additional file 2. The results of this analysis show that the levelized costs for generating electricity with gas turbine powered CHP systems were between $0.05 and $0.06 (over the range of expected lifetimes) for generating electricity in our largest (83 MW) case, which remains lower than the projected yearly market price of electricity.

The News-Press could report the degree to which the projected yearly expenditures/revenue for Glendale have matched with the actual numbers for the past few years.