Sentence examples for estimated down from inspiring English sources

At Macy's in Sherman Oaks, shopping this weekend was estimated down by about half.

The total amount to be spent on commercials during syndicated shows -- everything from new episodes of "Oprah" and "Jeopardy" to reruns of familiar series like "Friends" and "Seinfeld" -- could fall as low as $2 billion, the trade publication Mediaweek estimated, down 27.3percentt from $2.75 billion sold ahead of time last summer.

Twenty-three million people were entitled to vote, although turnout was estimated down three percentage points at 36%. "Labour risk haemorrhaging support in the London and the south rather in the way the Tories did, when they were in power, in the north.

Using this method shear wave velocity profiles can be estimated down to several tens of meters.

In biometric systems with deterministic verification algorithm, the FMR can only be estimated down to the magnitude of 1/I, where I is the number of impostor verifications performed in the evaluation.

So average your future cost estimated down heavily and plan for profits to come after volume goes up the s-curve instead of focusing all your calculations on the first batch of cars.

where R x, y, t) is the estimated down-sampled motion energy field of predetermined dimensions and H s, V s are the corresponding horizontal and vertical spatial sampling frequencies.

This month, the British Tourist Authority revised tourism growth estimates down, from 5percentto3percentcent.

McKinsey, which is privately held, had $3.3 billion in revenue last year and the same amount in 2001, Kennedy estimates, down slightly from $3.4 billion in 2000.

By prolonged efforts, he managed to get the service estimates down by 1866 to a lower figure than that for 1859.

The Chief Economists at Goldman Sachs are out this morning with their hatchets, they've chopped 2012 global growth estimates down to 3.8% this year and only 3.5% for 2012, predicting recession for Germany and France in the same report.