Sentence examples for but it estimated from inspiring English sources

But it estimated that the revamping would save $120 million a year starting in 2008.

But it estimated that the cost of studying – once tuition fees, accommodation and living costs were taken into account over a 39-week year – was £22,189 in England and £23,521 in London.

The British Retail Consortium last year said thefts were at the highest level in nine years, but it estimated that the cost to retailers was much lower at £511m.

But it estimated that these benefits would fail to compensate for the reduction in real incomes caused in the short term by the higher inflation triggered by a falling pound, and in the long term by a slowdown in the economy's growth rate.

The charity said there was still a tendency to associate the condition with children but it estimated that one in five people with autism were over 60.

But it estimated that in this year alone it would have to add £2m of its own money to pay for the changes, which it said was not sustainable in the longer term.

Comscore is frequently off, and this data wasn't published in a formal report but pulled from its dashboard, but it estimates Paper's usage per month per user at just 18 seconds in April.

But it estimates that, if one counts everyone from vegetable-truck stowaways to students taking a year abroad, 3percentt of the world is on the move every year.

But it estimates, probably not too wildly, that one in seven people in the world is a member of some kind of disadvantaged minority.

But it estimates that the 13 states of the South will experience an overall decline of only 2percentt in forests because it expects much of what is now farmland to be converted to forests.

The immigration service, which has long focused its enforcement effort at the nation's borders, has fewer than 2,000 agents assigned to internal enforcement, but it estimates that more than eight million people live in the United States illegally.