Sentence examples for estimate prepared from inspiring English sources

One estimate prepared by Salomon Smith Barney said that revenues from Web hosting and related services should triple to $9 billion by the end of 2001.

The $1 trillion estimate, prepared by the Pentagon, does not include the price of buying the planes, which has been projected at up to $382 billion.

To put that in context, an estimate prepared by the Congressional Budget Office predicts that the annual revenues from auctioning allowances will be equal to 15percentt of what the I.R.S. takes in.

In the last seven days of trading, latent losses on shares held by the nation's 12 largest commercial banks have jumped by 46percentto to $41 billion, according to an estimate prepared today by the Daiwa Institute of Research.

Citing an intelligence estimate prepared for Mr. Bush in late July that presents a bleak picture of prospects in Iraq, Mr. Kerry said the president was turning his back on his own intelligence and ignoring the reality that Iraq was increasingly in the hands of terrorists.

A budget estimate prepared for the Leading Talent project suggests that fully 2.7 million RMB ($440,826) of his 5 million RMB in research funds would be spent on equipment for applied research topics outlined in the Leading Talent proposal: "super-resolution display and metamaterials," including spectroscopic tools.

The early estimates prepared by the members of Congress involved in the fund's creation are, they admit, preliminary.

Using estimates prepared at Yahoo's request, the plan would have cost $462 million to $2.1 billion if Microsoft had acquired Yahoo for $31 a share, the price it initially offered.

The table below reflects the N.B.A.'s financial condition from its 1989-90 through 2009-10 seasons, accordinging to estimates prepared by Forbes and Financial World magazines.

Estimates prepared for Guardian Money suggest that consumers could save as much as £200m a year currently paid out in commissions to advisers – and stop wasting money on hidden "trail" payments that eat into returns.

The new estimates, prepared by the trustees of the federal government's main entitlement programs for the elderly and the disabled, are broadly similar to projections from last year, but have become significantly more ominous over the last six years.