Sentence examples for bailout estimates from inspiring English sources

Initial bailout estimates for 223 firms were put at $40 billion.

SCORECARD The advertisement successfully seizes on Mr. McCain's advocacy for less regulation at a time when financial institutions are collapsing and the government is moving to step in with a bailout estimated at $700 billion.

But Greece is also likely to need another longer-term bailout — estimated at up to $84 billion — before it can get its budget deficit, currently at 7.5 percent of gross domestic product, into a surplus.

The size of the bailout, estimated to be up to $22.65 billion, is tiny compared with the hundreds of billions provided as loans to other troubled European countries like Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Warning that several large air carriers faced bankruptcy in the aftermath of the deadly attacks last Tuesday at the World Trade Center in New York and at the Pentagon, industry executives lobbied furiously on Capitol Hill today for a bailout estimated at $15 billion to $24 billion.

Before Congress voted on the bailout, he estimated that the airline had only 15 days of cash remaining.

Then there is the sheer size of a Spanish bailout (currently estimated at more than €400bn) in relation to the EU resources available.

When we in Congress return from the August recess, we will have to deal quickly with the escalating costs of the bailout, currently estimated at $150 billion.

The key to a breakthrough was finding a way to bring down the bailout package, estimated at 17 billion euros ($22.2 billion).

Bush Administration officials told Congressional budget negotiators today that costs for bailing out the savings and loan industry could add $61 billion to the Federal deficit in the next fiscal year, which is about $11 billion more than the bailout cost estimated by the Administration just a week ago.

Leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will be required to push legislation through parliament to convince his 18 partners in the euro zone to release immediate funds to avert a state bankruptcy and start negotiations on a third bailout program estimated at up to 86 billion euros ($95.5 billion).