Sentence examples for estimate published from inspiring English sources

The headline index was the worst since early 2013 and weaker than a "flash" post-referendum estimate published in July.

Each extra minute of boarding costs an airline $30, according to an estimate published in The Economist in 2011.

For the more recent quarters, it's the estimate published four months after the end of the quarter.

An estimate published on October 25th showed that GDP rose by 1% (an annualised rate of 4%) in the three months to the end of September.

One estimate published in 1996 said about 5 percent of rapes result in pregnancy, or about 32,000 pregnancies among adult women each year.

The last estimate, published in April in Science, put it at 600,000 years ago, and the new study has it at five million.

Estimates published in local media put Mariscal Sucre development costs at over $8 billion.

The storms have caused $4 billion in damages, according to insurance estimates published in Japanese newspapers.

Further estimates published this week suggest that the additional tax take will shrink slightly to £810m in 2019-20.

Bets aside, three new estimates published last week in the journal Nature Genetics ranged from a high of 120,000 to a new low of 28,000 genes.

From the printed estimates published in catalogs and the full-color pictures of each rug, it was evident that London was the place to go for a bargain.