Sentence examples for breakdown estimates from inspiring English sources

The breakdown estimates that the industry would receive an additional $171 billion over 10 years as a result of the expansion of health insurance, $16 billion more than would be sacrificed.

Our distribution cost breakdown estimates are based on transportation data for CH4, which we adjust for CO2 and H2 in order to account for the specific additional characteristics of these two gases.

Next month, the central bank will also publish a breakdown estimate of the financing needs of each caja.

In a report published on April 2011, the U.S. Department of Energy provided the following breakdown estimate for each $1 spent on gasoline: Taxes: $0.13.

The overall number of breakdowns estimated to be preventable by proactive culling is fairly modest in comparison with background TB incidence (e.g. 22.6 breakdowns prevented over 7.5 years in an area that would otherwise experience roughly 187 breakdowns), and the consequent financial savings much too low to offset the costs of culling using cage traps, snares, or gassing.

Mobile analytics firm Xyologic has released a market share breakdown that estimates the mobile ad and ad exchange network breakdowns on Android.

Breakdown values estimate the smallest proportion of data that, if erroneous, could bias the estimator.

Here's a breakdown of estimated job changes from 2010 to 2020: The industry with the biggest projected job losses between 2010 and 2020 is the federal government, which is expected to eliminate a net 372,000 jobs.

The Independent on Sunday has also not seen a detailed list of the animals so far relocated, despite several requests, receiving only an estimated breakdown by Mr Pearson.

JANE MAYER: I never had the chance to review the breakdown of the estimated costs, but I've been told that a factor was that rather than expanding the police force, the department planned to staff the trial with officers working over time, which increased the hourly costs hugely.

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