Sentence examples for earliest estimates from inspiring English sources

The project has cost about three times more than the earliest estimates.

According to the earliest estimates, 20 million people died during the flu pandemic of 1918.

Earliest estimates for the project's launch are next year, but officials from Washington to Mineola acknowledged that the plan faces difficult financial and legal hurdles.

Some of the earliest estimates put savings at an average 10% overall, rising to 15% among people whose needs remained stable.

The earliest estimates of personal income are based solely on the Labor Department's job survey, according to Carol Moylan, the chief of the National Income and Wealth Division of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, which compiles the G.D.P. figures.

Interestingly, these estimates have not changed significantly since the earliest estimates from the 1930s (Travis, 1936).

The earliest estimated start is 3pm.

The article also misstated the earliest estimated time of death.

The earliest estimated mating and conception date was mid-September.

Early estimates put it at 20-30%.

Various early estimates were much lower.