Sentence examples for collective estimates from inspiring English sources

Collective estimates multiscreen users exceed the 81.4 million TV-only users by approximately 2.5 to 1.

The study also found that 71 percent of the media-using audience in the United States — a group Collective estimates exceeds 200 million people — consume media on multiple screens.

Second, and far more important, committee participants lowered their collective estimates of longer-term economic growth - from 2percentt per year to 1.8percentt - and, at the same time, revised down how much they expect interest rates to rise in the next few years.

With a collective estimate of $2,500 to $3,500, the auction lot's thousand items originally belonged to Mr. Fuqua, who died in 1971.

After all, prices already represent the best collective estimate of value among all the players active in the market.

For instance, Ohio's office of collective bargaining estimates that replacing statutory step pay increases with merit pay will save the state $75 million a year and local governments $393 million a year.

The method used here may obviously – in this first rather unrefined field application – have some intrinsic limitations (discussed below) in the accuracy of collective consumption estimates.

If only the collective tag estimate of the area is available and a uniform distribution is expected, all tags will use a frame size equal to, where is the tag estimate and is the number of readers.

Now exceeding 120 in number, they reach a collective viewership estimated in the tens of millions and play an outsize role in stoking violent conflict region-wide.

In fact, the estimated collective wealth of the specially invited guests is estimated to be at least £11bn.

Should be "Using the new estimations, the collective effective dose is estimated at 295 manSv, i.e. 12 % lower value than earlier estimated".  .