Sentence examples for estimated in an interview from inspiring English sources

Serge Weinberg, chief executive of Pinault, recently estimated in an interview with Le Figaro that the total cost of acquiring Gucci would amount to 7.1 billion euros.

Georgia's minister of health, Alexander Kvitashvili, estimated in an interview that as many as 3,000 people were trapped in Georgian villages, unable to come out for fear that marauding South Ossetians would kill them.

A second analyst, Li Fan, estimated, in an interview, that 50 percent to 60 percent of Chinese villages suffered governance and accountability problems of the sort that apparently beset Wukan, albeit not so severe.

Daniel C. Heintzelman, chief executive of G.E.'s oil and gas unit, estimated in an interview that more than 90 percent of wells around the world either used or would need artificial lift.

Soule's music has been featured in numerous top-selling games; he once estimated in an interview that around 10 million games with his music in them were sold in 2006 alone.

Even Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg estimated in an April 2016 interview that Norway could manage a yearly intake of 30 000 refugees (slightly higher than in 2015); she also addressed the challenges of labour market integration and the duty of ordinary Norwegians to be more open and welcoming (Johannessen, 2016).

Bruno Tabacci, a deputy who is chairman of the hearings, estimated in a recent interview that in the last 10 years, Fiat received $5 billion in government subsidies and research and development aid.

Mr. Haggard estimated in a telephone interview from his home in California that he had toured for an average of more than 100 nights a year over the last 40 years -- and saw no reason to take himself off the road.

Although Harrison had estimated in a New York radio interview that the solo album would take no more than eight weeks to complete, recording, overdubbing and mixing on All Things Must Pass lasted for five months, until late October.

When asked about General Shinseki's early troop estimates in an interview to be broadcast Sunday on "Meet the Press" on NBC, Mr. Obama said, "He was right".

Stuart Bowen, the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction (SIGIR) for the past eight years, gave that estimate in an interview with the Center for Public Integrity on Monday, shortly after releasing a new summary of his office's many grim discoveries since it began work in in 2004.