Sentence examples for estimates after a from inspiring English sources

The results matched expectations of analysts, who had lowered their estimates after a warning, according to First Call/Thomson Financial.

The bureau, which released the estimates after a federal court ordered it to do so, said the figures were flawed and had no official use.

The UN estimates that 2.4 million people – around a quarter of the population – will face food insecurity this year, doubling initial estimates, after a poor harvest and rampant inflation caused food prices to soar.

STEVE COLL: Crops that won't be sold and money from those sales that won't be spent, and all the echoes of those losses is why economists knock down economic growth estimates after a flood like this, I believe.

Intel, meanwhile, is upping its sales and margin estimates after a difficult restructuring process last year.

Women had longer survival estimates after a fall injury hospitalization compared to men, and those living in the north have the shortest survival estimates.

The company forecast first-quarter profit that missed analysts' estimates after an increase in imports and domestic production.

Its main behavior can be reproduced (doted blue lines) by considering a simple model having three deformation rates ((gamma _X), (gamma _Y) and (gamma _Z)) allowing their estimates after an adjustment procedure.

Last year, the Census Bureau had to revise its county estimates after discovering a problem with the tax return data it had used -- a problem the bureau says it has solved.

Estimated at £12m-18m, the painting sold at Sotheby's above estimate after a glacially slow bidding battle, by normal auction standards, between two anonymous buyers.

Sensitivity matrix between the 'true' model and the model estimated after a polar gap processing.