Sentence examples for estimate setting from inspiring English sources

Albertsons, the grocery chain operator, said yesterday that its profit for the year ended Jan . 29would fall short of its previous estimate, setting off a 5percentt decline in its share price.

The first such auction, which lasted for two days in Geneva in 1987, raised £31m – almost 10 times the pre-sale estimate, setting a record for a single-owner jewellery sale that stood for decades.

In November, a glazed porcelain vase discovered in a small house in a west London suburb sold for £51.6m ($83m), many times its top estimate, setting a record for a Chinese work of art at auction.In this section Paradise on earth Elementary The de-icing age Marching on their stomachs The official verdict Best.

According to one estimate, setting up new bank accounts for everyone affected by this week's leak could cost £300m ($600m).Data debasedEven when sensible regulation is in place, however, it is no use if the rules are ignored as in the most recent British case.

In June, after a lengthy inter-agency discussion, administration officials raised their estimate, setting off GOP calls for hearings and investigations.

Undeterred, she left a bid of $400, the low estimate set by the house.

The pre-sale estimate, set by the auction house, was 15m Swiss francs.

It was cast in the 1950s and carried an estimate set at $10 million to $15 million.

With the lower end of the estimate set at $7 million, the pastel tempted no one.

True, "Rat Bait" missed the lower end of the estimate set at $120,000 plus the sale charge.

The condition of the Bierstadt was poor, hence the estimate set at $300,000 to $500,000 plus the sale charge, instead of $3 million to $4 million.