Sentence examples for drop in estimates of from inspiring English sources

We have actually recorded a consistent drop in estimates of the link between drugs and street crime (66% in 2002, 56% in 2008 and 50% in 2014) but the link between drugs and crime is clearly established and 46% of Britons feel that levels of street crime would reduce if hard drugs were decriminalised (up slightly from 44% in 2008).

He noted in particular that a regular survey of economic forecasters has documented a steady drop in their estimate of how low unemployment must fall before the Fed's policy-making group, the Federal Open Market Committee, begins to withdraw its stimulus.

A key reason for the big drop in the estimate is passage of a bill in a special legislative session last month that cut spending by about $200.6 million, Ms. Wyman said.

If the latest forecast shows a considerable drop in the estimate to between0.55% and 1% of GDP, economists are more likely to bet on a 2014 hike.

In an Oct. 1 note, Credit Suisse analyst Chris Larsen dropped estimates of new DSL subscribers from 290,000 to 156,000.

But the Bangkok riots are expected to direct an additional blow at the travel market — an estimated drop in international visitors of 20 to 30percentt for the first half this year, according to the tourism authority.

The researchers estimate that the drop in happiness of low-income adults due to growing residential income segregation since 1970 is large enough to offset the full income growth for low-income Americans over the past four decades.

That increase and an estimated 15percentt drop in production because of inadequate rainfall have helped drive up prices at Colombo's tea auctions by 100percentt in the last 12 months.

One reason for this difficulty is that we could not estimate values of stress drop in most of the area with a large slip during the 1973 Nemuro-oki earthquake because few moderate-sized earthquakes occurred in the shallower part of the coseismic area of the 1973 earthquake from 2002 to 2015 (Figs. 1 and 4).

One reason for what OPEC estimates is a drop in oil output of around 1m barrels per day over the past decade is the politicisation of PDVSA.

The scientists also estimated a 70% drop in the speed of inhaled air when it hits the widest section of the lizard's respiratory tract.