Sentence examples for earliest estimates of from inspiring English sources

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.

Period analyses of more recent data, when available, are likely to provide the earliest estimates of these developing patterns.

The UK produces the earliest estimate of GDP of the major economies, around 25 days after the quarter in question.

Earlier estimates of the casualties had been higher.

Sales are estimated at $845 million to $865 million, compared with earlier estimates of $870 million.

It expects revenue this year of $20.5 billion, down from earlier estimates of $21.3 billion to $21.5 billion.

The analysis confirms earlier estimates of about 11.3 million illegal immigrants in this country.

Early estimates of the death rate had ranged down to about 2percentt.

The earlier estimates of high mortality for inhalation anthrax rely mainly on three limited databases.

This is a far cry from earlier estimates of £1,000-plus per person.

So it now expected profits of £310m to £320m for the year, up from earlier estimates of £280m to £300m.