Sentence examples for estimated that the problem from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garrity estimated that the problem had cost the company about $200 million before taxes, or 10 cents a share after taxes.

The pork industry estimates that the problem costs $90 million a year in lost revenue.

Dr. Peter J. Schwartz, first author of the report and chairman of the cardiology department at the University of Pavia, estimated that the heart problem might account for 25percentto30percentcent of sudden infant deaths, and he suggested that many babies could be saved if all newborns were given electrocardiograms to screen for the heart disorder.

A 2002 study by the Puerto Rico Hotel and Tourism Association estimated that the stray animal problem was costing the commonwealth about $5 million a year in lost tourism.

That work is part of the Scottish government's alcohol strategy which has estimated that the cost of problems caused by alcohol consumption is £3.56bn-a-year - about £900 for every adult in the country.

The Scottish government has estimated that the country's alcohol problems cost £3.56bn each year - or £900 for every adult.

Studies have estimated that the majority of all problems, related to cost and quality, are created in product development.

It is estimated that the total cost of these problems exceeds $1 billion a year.

The Commission estimated that the essential interventions to target these problems could be provided for a cost of around $34 per person per year.

"We estimate that the biggest problems are found in the outskirts of the city where there are about 9,000 damaged houses (to be confirmed) besides 300 collapsed classrooms in 90 schools so far.

In 2001, the Asian Development Bank estimated that health problems linked to poor sanitation cost Indonesians the equivalent of 2.4% of GDP.