Sentence examples for estimated benefit from inspiring English sources

By 2030, the study suggests, the estimated benefit will be £291.1bn, including almost £52bn worth of social care and £15bn through volunteering, compared to projected welfare costs of £216.2bn.

"I've not been consulted on how Equitable will vote in the ballot, on which option they will exercise as to cash or shares, nor advised what the estimated benefit might be".

To start, the Web site asks you to enter basic information: the year you were born, gender, life expectancy and estimated benefit amount, which can be found on an old statement or the Social Security Web site.

Mr. Maziarz cited an estimated cost to the power authority of $96 million a year and an estimated benefit, in the form of lower prices on power drawn from New Jersey and other states, of just $18 million.

Fixing that error alone boosted the estimated benefit 37%.

We calculate an estimated benefit in net present value of approximately $436 billion, after costs of approximately $45 billion.

• To the Editor: Like most Americans, I periodically receive a statement of estimated benefits from the Social Security Administration.

The estimated benefit-cost ratio of PCV13 was 2.09 (2.16 including indirect costs) compared to PPV23 and 1.27 (1.32 including indirect costs) compared to 'no vaccination', respectively.

The results of these sensitivity analyses suggest that the specialization is valid in the sense that all the estimated benefit-cost ratios are above 1.0 in any case.

Estimated benefits for men ($36 per quarter) could never cumulate to exceed costs at any reasonable rate of interest.

The cost of achieving the pollution reductions, at $523 billion, was a fraction of the estimated benefits.