Sentence examples for Business estimates from inspiring English sources

Exhibitor Relations, a Los Angeles-based company that monitors box-office business, estimates that $8.35 billion was spent on movie tickets in 2001, beating last year's record of $7.7 billion.

Irene Freudenschuss-Reichl, an Austrian activist working to curb that business, estimates that half a million women from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union are being shipped abroad each year.

Pure Advantage, a nonprofit group promoting green business, estimates that the country will overtake the United States in per capita emissions in less than eight years, putting it almost into the world's top 10.

Morgan Stanley, an investment bank with its own credit-card business, estimates that American banks earn $24 billion from interchange fees, a figure likely to increase by $3.5 billion by 2010.The European Commission, for its part, has struck a deal with Visa to reduce its fees to 0.7% by 2007.

The World Bank's "Ease of Doing Business rankings" and "Number of Days to Start a Business" estimates do not favour Latin America countries.

Michael Webb, the CEO of Invesco's U.K. retail business estimates that almost 90% of his company's mutual fund inflows come through IFAS.

Boeing was denied government business estimated to be worth $1 billion.

It cited, in part, the decline of its core commercial insurance business, estimating it may lose about 700,000 customers this year.

He added that consumers should also bear some responsibility for combating the trafficking business, estimated to be worth £100bn a year.

Volunteer tourism has become big business, estimated at up to $2bn a year as tourists demand experiences beyond sightseeing.

They took over the family business, estimated to be worth billions, distributing Snapple drinks, Volkswagens and Disney products across the Middle East.