This is drawn from a report by Bloomberg last week, and an estimate from a single analyst – Cowen & Co's Douglas Creutz – that the game's annual revenues may reach $200m.
Don Oberdorfer, in his book "The Two Koreas," cites an estimate from a former American commander in South Korea that a war could kill one million people, including 100,000 Americans.
Until July, the bureau had relied on an estimate from a private company, Ward's, which counts vehicles but estimates their values.
In truth, the figure is an estimate from a University of Pennsylvania report from 2001 (pdf) of how many youth are "at-risk" of what its authors call "commercial sexual exploitation of a child", based on incidences of youth homelessness.
An article yesterday about an investor from whom prosecutors say Alberto W. Vilar, the philanthropist and investment adviser, stole money misstated an estimate from a New York University spokesman on the amount the university had to pay after Mr. Vilar failed to deliver $23 million he had pledged for an artists' fellowship program.
It just has an estimate from a consulting company about what might be there, called a "contingent resource estimate," of which we are quite skeptical.
It comes shortly after an estimate from a London-based think-tank put the number of children killed during Syria's civil war at more than 11,000.
With eBay Valet's app, customers were able to snap a photo of their items with their phone's camera then narrate a product description in order to get an estimate from a professional seller about their item's worth.
If real, it'd go for about $3,500, according to an estimate from a retailer who identified it to the paper as crystal fox fur.
Particularly after the nonprofit bank's initial offer of $74,000 elicited a counteroffer from Bank of America for $87,000, a number the bank said it affirmed as a fair value by relying on an estimate from a Freddie Mac-approved provider.
