Sentence examples for document estimates that from inspiring English sources
A World Bank document estimates that more than $400 million in "large-scale permanent solutions" — new houses, home repairs and infrastructure reconstruction — are planned, under way and in a few cases completed.
The Order Tracker document estimates that Tesla has made significant progress with the delivery issues and sold just over 55,000 Model 3s in the quarter (55,298 to be exact).
The UK Ministry of Defence document estimates that China could match US military spending by 2045, with the two countries accounting together for 45% of the world's defence budget [21].
The number of acres affected by a 4-million-cubic-yard removal project remains unclear, officials said, but an initial study document estimates that up to 175 acres are in play.
The budget document estimates that ideally to execute the activities planned under monitoring and evaluation type of research would require 782 million kwacha (US$5.155 million), and implementation of the research agenda would need 209 million kwacha (US$1.377 million).
document estimating that Europe's banks were woefully short of capital - by a whopping $273.2 billion.
Citing government estimates of high error rates in a pilot program that checks workers' documents, the chamber issued an internal document estimating that if some current plans were adopted, such a program could cost $11.7 billion for government, employees and workers.
A 2015 U.N. document estimated that more than 50,000 North Korean workers were earning currencies overseas for the government, mostly in China and Russia.
The document estimated that in July the economy gained 209,000 new jobs, bringing the total of jobs created during Trump's first six months in power up to 1.07 million.
Its progressive success has meant that since around 2002, adult survivors of surgery outnumber children with congenital heart disease in the UK. 1 2 The same document estimated that there are around 130 500 adults with 'moderate' or 'complex' congenital heart disease alive in England and Wales today; almost all are survivors of surgery they had as young children.
