Sentence examples for capital estimate from inspiring English sources

Government officials and businessman in the capital estimate that a kilowatt of electricity costs $1.35, making it perhaps the most expensive in the world.

Terror is mounting among the Vietnamese residents of the capital, estimated at 200,000.

A payment of $30 million plus excess working capital, estimated to be about $33.2 million, is included in the $74 million figure; it is not extra.

Waddell & Reed will also pay $30 million plus excess working capital, estimated to be about $33.2 million, by the end of the year.

E.W. Scripps will pay cash, and Shopzilla's shareholders will receive the company's net working capital, estimated to be about $35 million.

Some analysts adjust the capital estimates to take into account changing rates of utilization of capacity; otherwise, changes in utilization rates are reflected in the productivity estimates.

To support this engagement, these techniques need to use available soil survey maps and databases to provide extensive geographic coverage of soil natural capital estimates.

Thames Reach, a London charity that works with homeless and vulnerable people in the capital, estimates 80% of people begging do so to support a drug habit.

The two units will try to reach a return on allocated equity exceeding the cost of capital, estimated at 12 percent, according to a company statement.

For instance, in 2013, these banks' Wall Street operations have to adopt substantially stricter regulations that could weigh on capital estimates.

More than a quarter expect to make staff redundant and the charity thinktank New Philanthropy Capital estimated that the voluntary sector's income from state sources could shrink by between £3bn and £5bn as a result of the cuts.