Sentence examples for estimated figures for from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the estimated figures for the London boroughs of Islington and Hackey were £99m and £90m.
Most of the observational effort has been concentrated on low altitude regions where the spatial density of debris objects is higher than the estimated figures for GEO.
A comparison of these results has also been made with the corresponding estimated figures for the performance of the system when originally designed.
This article was amended on 9 April 2019 to make it clear that the estimated figures for home schooled children – and thus the proposals – relate to England and not the UK as a whole.
Estimated figures for the year to date showed production at 29.489 million net tons, an increase of 3.9percentt from the 28.385 million net tons in the previous year.
Estimated figures for the year to date showed production at 45.911 million net tons, an increase of three-tenths of 1percentt from the 45.763 million net tons in the previous year.
The senators' original compromise envisaged some 400,000 visas a year, not far off the estimated figure for illegal entrants.
Although the estimated figure for the so-called "displacement" of British workers has not been disclosed, Nick Robinson said he understood it was "virtually negligible".
Both sides of the debate have been using the figures for 2014, although we do have an estimated figure for 2015, which is a gross payment of £17.8bn, which is £12.9bn if you subtract the rebate and £8.5bn if you deduct public sector receipts.
The estimated figure for O and P' sub-genome separation (4.2 Mya) is also well below the 17.1 Mya minimum, as would be expected.
Among those with a recorded value, 13.66% were recorded as from a minority ethnic group, which is higher than the estimated figure for 2006 based on the 2001 census, indicating over-representation of practices from ethnically diverse areas, that practices in ethnically diverse areas are more likely to record ethnicity, or most likely a combination of both.
