Sentence examples for conference estimates from inspiring English sources

The conference estimates that the closings will save around $1 million.

The conference estimates that up to 160,000 Jewish former slave laborers worldwide will ultimately be eligible, including up to 50,000 from the United States and Canada.

Daniel Zilka, a professional diner restorer who coordinated the conference, estimates that 6,000 of these restaurants were built between 1905 and 1965.

FULL HOUSE The record attendance for the conference, estimated at 2,050, was a popular subject of discussion.

"There's a real industry in the health service of people just making calls for information," he told last year's EHI Live conference, estimating that the system could save £155,000 a year if all of its planned 10,000 users made just one telephone call less a week.

The minutes of the Wannsee Conference estimated the Jewish population of the Soviet Union to be five million, with another three million in Ukraine.

Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, an early pioneer of video conferencing, estimates it has avoided £150,000 a year on travel expenditure and savings of around £800,000 from the time that would be wasted by clinicians during travel between its sites.

At a recent medical conference, Dr. Liu Shijing estimated that 30 to 40percentt of hepatitis B in China resulted from medical exposures, and some foreign experts put the number even higher.

The SNP deputy leader told the conference: "We estimate that it will cut energy bills by around 5% - or £70 a year.

The Denver conference planners estimated the cost would have been $531,003 if the various training programs had been participated in individually, as in years past, the press release states.

In Friday's press conference, Musk estimated that "almost everything" on the booster will be good for 10 to 20 missions, though with "minor refurbishment you could get to 100".