Sentence examples for a future estimate from inspiring English sources

And Olstein suggests analysts should be forced to sign two statements in their research reports: one saying that they investigated a company's numbers and accounting practices, and the second that the company's disclosure practices are adequate to make a future estimate of cash flow.

A future estimate of a particular variance component will fall within the prediction interval with a probability of 90%.

This is of course almost certainly wrong, but, equally certainly, likely to provide a more realistic future estimate than the assumption of no change, as we do take into account the underlying increase in rates and we believe that PSA testing, which is currently much less common than in the USA, will most likely increase.

Arthur Erk, an accountant called by the Jacksons, gave a future earnings estimate of $1.5 billion, but his analysis and methodology — Mr. Erk said that much of his information came from the Web site Wikipedia — were attacked by lawyers for A.E.G.

Present day bioclimatic niche models were examined within the 2050s climate scenario to produce a future distribution estimate based on climate suitability.

The WRI report on Creating a Sustainable Food Future estimates that we need about 70% more food in 2050 than we have today in order to provide every one of the 9.6 billion world population with a daily intake of 3,000 calories.

Under the agreement, AB InBev will also receive additional rights to a future payment estimated to be as much as $800 million, the company said.

In countries such as Nigeria Africaca's most populous nation – there are now signs that fertility rates are once more on the increase, which could have a significant impact on future estimates of the global population, Mr Wilmoth said.

The biomass estimates established in this study provide a useful reference against which future estimates can be compared, and sets a baseline for calculating changes in carbon stocks over time.

Prospective studies, with patient follow-up, would provide a more reliable approach to future estimates of the proportion of patients with HZ developing PHN.

The release of additional data will make future estimates less speculative.