Sentence examples for estimate pushing from inspiring English sources

Some of the more pessimistic numbers refer to a Pentagon estimate pushing the estimated life-cycle operating and support price tag for the F-35 over the $1 trillion threshold, thus "bringing the government's forecast of cradle-to-grave cost for the F-35 program to more than $1.3 trillion," which some call "misleading".

Eurostat, the official data agency for the European Union, showed that GDP growth in the first quarter was 0.6%, after being trimmed to 0.5% in an earlier estimate, pushing the annual growth rate up from the previous estimate of 1.6%.

The company just updated its shipping estimate, pushing back the delivery date to four to six weeks after ordering.

Hope you already ordered your iPhone 5. Apple just updated the shipping estimate, pushing the window for all variations from 2-3 weeks to 3-4 weeks.

Every 10percentt gain in minimum wages has been accompanied by a six-tenths of a percent drop in formal employment, the bank estimates, pushing more workers into the sector of the economy operating outside a regulatory framework.

Although this result may support the use of fewer calibrations, it should be noted that the use of only two fossil constraints led to unrealistic estimates, pushing the origin of Squamata well into the Permian.

Integrating the total amount of erosion associated the earthquake into the short-term erosion rate estimates pushes the rate much higher.

Some Rift pre-orderers have reportedly had their shipping estimates pushed from May to early June, or from early June to late June, according to RoadToVR.

The New Line release grossed an estimated $15.2 million, pushing last week's leader, the thriller "Vantage Point" (Columbia Pictures), into the No. 2 spot with $13 million, according to the box office tracking company Media by Numbers.

Such forthrightness might have spared Philip Shafer, a lawyer from Ohio, the discomfort he endured when he flew on Delta from New Orleans to Cincinnati in 2001, seated next to a man who, by Mr. Shafer's estimates, "was pushing 450 pounds".

And those estimates are pushing the moon's formation date farther forward in time.