Sentence examples for break estimated from inspiring English sources

Last year's economic stimulus bill contained a tax break estimated at $250 million for the company.

That provision, which would remain in place for three years, would amount to a tax break estimated for companies this year at $39.3 billion.

GPs aged 50 years or over were less likely to think about taking a career break, estimated odds ratio 0.62 (95 % CI 0.46 to 0.83; p = 0.001), than those aged under 50 years.

GPs who worked more than 40 h a week were more likely to think about a career break, estimated odds ratio 1.50 (95 % CI 1.12 to 2.01; p = 0.006), than those who worked fewer hours.

Yahoo!, with its record-breaking cyber breach estimated at more than 500 million records, and Wells Fargo are but two of the latest firms to face complex challenges and an unwanted public excoriation.

Many experts said they were taken aback by the size of the proposed breaks, estimated by Capitol Hill staff members at $25.7 billion over 10 years.

He also voted twice in the last decade to give casinos tax breaks estimated to cost the government more than $326 million over a dozen years.

Private schools enjoy charitable status if they can show they are operating for the public good, bringing them tax breaks estimated to benefit the sector by around £100m a year.

Nanodiamond-mediated DNA oxidative damage (8-oxoG level) and changes in chromatin stability was observed even at as low as 1 μg/ml concentration, which was especially seen for DNA single strand breaks estimated with alkaline comet assay.

A time series model that has components of seasonality, trend, and break estimates surface reflectance and brightness temperature.

The White House, however, has threatened a veto: Seeking to one-up the House in the budget-austerity fight, the administration insists that the tax break's estimated $156 billion cost (over a decade) be offset by new taxes or spending cuts.