Sentence examples for estimate represented from inspiring English sources

The estimate represented a slight slowdown from the growth rate in the first quarter, when spending on newspaper ads increased 1.8percentto to $9.9 billion.

The company estimated that paying the claims would cost $7.8 billion — but it did not state that the estimate represented an upper limit on what it would pay.

At the Board of Estimate meeting to approve the budget Mayor Lindsay announced he was voting against the budget because its estimate of '71-'72 city revenue, up 77 million dollars from his estimate, represented "an overly risky course of action" in a recessive economy.

Each estimate represented an increase in current infertility prevalence in Canada when compared with previous national estimates.

Furthermore, if only a single haplotype was considered for each of the co-aligning contigs anchored to the sequence, then the overall genome size estimate represented by the map showed almost no expansion.

Figure  4 provides the results for each state, sorted from highest to lowest predicted impacts, using MetaDataViewer available from the National Toxicology Program [ 48] for the best estimate represented by the expert elicitation slope (the remaining results are proportional based on the results presented in Table  6; results not shown graphically).

The IMF's estimate represents 2% of global stockmarket value.

The new estimate represents only about 19percentt of China's population, underscoring the potential for growth.

The new estimate represents a deterioration of 60 billion yen from the October forecast.

The trustee's estimate represents a significant portion of customer funds held by MF Global.

On Nov. 3, the Board of Supervisors voted 10too 1 to give Mr. Alan's commission day-to-day control over the rowdy, popular clubs that, owners estimate, represent $1 billion of the city's $8 billion in annual tourist revenue.