Sentence examples for directors estimated from inspiring English sources

As the board of directors estimated that staying at Muntz Street was costing the club £2,000 a year (£ at today's prices), they began the search for an alternative site.

The directors estimated that remaining at Muntz Street was losing the club as much as £2000 a year in revenue; the March 1906 cup-tie against Newcastle United produced receipts of £900 from a crowd restricted to 25,000, with "probably 60,000 people anxious to attend".

Social services directors estimate that in the past four years, £3.5bn has been taken out of the care system.

When asked to estimate how many executives are capable of stepping into the CEO role at their company and performing at least as well as their current CEO, directors estimate that fewer than 4 executives have the requisite skills.

When asked how many executives could step into the CEO role of their biggest competitor and perform at least as well as that company's CEO, directors estimate that only six executives would be qualified (see Figure 2).

When asked how many executives could step into the CEO role of their biggest competitor and perform at least as well as that company's CEO, directors estimate that only 6 executives would be qualified.

When asked to estimate how many executives are capable of stepping into the CEO role at their company and performing at least as well as their current CEO, directors estimate that fewer than four executives have the requisite skills (see Figure 1).

Todd Haimes, the Roundabout's artistic director, estimated the show earned $8.5 million for the company.

Robert Genuario, the state budget director, estimated the windfall would be "tens of millions of dollars".

Gov. John G. Rowland's budget director estimated that the city's two-year deficit could be as high as $62 million.

Joshua Basseches, executive director, estimated that even a nonheroic salvage would take five years and cost at least $2 million.