Sentence examples for current estimate for from inspiring English sources

The current estimate for blindness worldwide currently stands at 45 million persons, and this number increases by 1 2 million each year [ 6].

The current estimate for 2001 is 55 million.

But the current estimate for restoration is $800,000 to $900,000.

"Our current estimate for the sign-up case was $243m and so many view this case is worth substantially more".

The Energy Department does not have a current estimate for the plant's cost and completion date.

And the current estimate for Britain — close to $15 billion — is more than $10 billion greater than its original bid.

But current estimates for the whole year expect 0.7percentt growth.

The current estimates for those months are gains of 142,000 in March and 149,000 in April.

"But the underlying theme to everything that's going on," Dr. Pinter added, "is that the current estimates for flood frequency and intensity appear to be grossly underestimated".

He noted that Mr. Joyce's comment that I.B.M. was comfortable with projections that it would earn $4 a share for the full year implied that Wall Street's current estimates for the continuing operations were too high.

Reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina in the United States in 2005 cost something on the order of 1 percent of G.D.P., while New Zealand's recent earthquake could cost it more in relation to the country's output than the current estimates for Japan.