Sentence examples for estimated that doing from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that doing so could cost $549 billion over 10 years.

It estimated that doing so would save, on average, one life per year, at a cost of $40 million.

It is estimated that doing so would save the lives of an additional 1 million children every year, in that region alone.

Even so, the Mirrlees report said it would be possible to construct a tax system capable of assessing financial services for VAT, and produced a rough estimate that doing so would raise £10bn a year.

Even one outlying observation can destroy an LS estimation, resulting in parameter estimates that do not provide useful information for the majority of the data.

Thin NMR sections (1 mm thickness for FLASH and 1.25 mm for MPR) yielded overall brain volume estimates that did not differ significantly from direct volume estimations but thicker (5 mm) sections led to a significant overestimation of brain volume for NMR measures relative to direct displacement measures.

Budget estimates that didn't foresee the recessions in 2001 and in 2008 and 2009 also contributed to deficits.

According to one knowledgeable person, the company's annual revenues approach $2 billion, an estimate that does not include the family's banking and real estate interests.

A United Nations report estimated that the Taliban earned $15 million to $27 million annually from taxes levied on opium production, an estimate that did not include any proceeds from trading drugs.

It estimated that it killed more than 17,500 people in Ghana alone in 2013, costing more than $542m in lost labour income, an estimate that doesn't even include the cost of treating pollution-related disease.

"The department did not obtain sufficient financial data about the bodies and based its decisions on estimates that did not take account of the full costs of closure such as lease cancellation, redundancy and pension crystallisation costs," the NAO said.