Sentence examples for estimate of construction from inspiring English sources

There was some better news, after the ONS doubled its estimate of construction output growth for the third quarter to 1.6% from 0.8%.

On the more traditional measure of GDP, economists believe there is a chance the ONS could revise up its earlier estimate of third-quarter growth on Monday to 0.8%, after revising up its estimate of construction output.

In general, we showed that ANN models could play a very important role for an efficient estimate of construction project costs in their early stages.

After reading of the college's effort to build a new library in a Reformed Church publication, Ralph Voorhees and his wife Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees contacted president Austin Scott for the library plans and an estimate of construction costs.

In recent years, it had been plagued by ballooning estimates of construction costs, environmental concerns, questions about the developer's ability to build it and community opposition.

There is no other investment, civil or military, where estimates of construction and long-term operating costs are conflated in this way.

Mr. Levy, Mr. Riverso and Ms. Segarra each told the Council members that they were committed to working together to try to come up with more reasonable estimates of construction and repair costs in the three years remaining in the five-year capital plan.

Estimates of construction costs — about $3 billion per reactor in 2002 — have been regularly revised upward to an average of about $10 billion per reactor, and the estimates are likely to keep rising, said Mr. Cooper, an analyst specializing in tracking nuclear power costs.

Estimates of construction costs range between $20 million and $40 million.

Ex-ante estimates of construction effects often show substantial gains, and thus provide an argument in favour of building infrastructure.

But the error turns out to correspond closely with the observed errors in the pyramids' positions: the further their estimated dates of construction are from this window of accuracy, the larger the errors in their alignments.