Sentence examples for estimated damage from inspiring English sources

A total of $37bn in estimated damage in New Jersey.

Prosecutors justified the felony charge based on the estimated damage.

The estimated damage was in the millions of dollars.

Estimated damage to the home was $150,000.

In 2005, the year of Hurricane Katrina, the estimated damage from storms in the United States was $121 billion.

I would consider that a good guess for a lower end for estimated damage.

Conventional approaches assume that these functions are error-free and provide a single estimated damage value.

At least 25 homes were destroyed and 200 damaged, according to Wisconsin Emergency Management, which put the estimated damage at $19.6 million.

So the estimated damage to the structure itself is an upper limit, "the worst thing that could happen in terms of the results," Mr. Levy said.

The estimated damage was $15,000, including two surveillance cameras shot out with a pellet gun, ruined door locks, tarred windows and a gloppy mess of syrup and candy covering the front steps.

The Environment Agency said the estimated damage to all property totalled about £277 million while the impact on businesses in England was up to £200 million, including some £84 million in property damage.