Sentence examples for estimates assumed from inspiring English sources

That is because the estimates assumed rigid limits on government spending that probably will not be maintained.

Others pointed out that those estimates assumed that Dr. Herman-Giddens's figures were correct -- and they question her data.

It is maybe not surprising that the Finch Report's financial estimates assumed average APCs of £1,500-£2,000, and that some academics are baulking at such prices.

When the bill was passed in April, cost estimates assumed that new cars and trucks would be ineligible for conversion to alternative fuels because of federal regulations.

The original estimates assumed that people would sign up for drug coverage in January, but many waited until April or May.

Earlier estimates had put the possible cost of a dredging plan at $1 billion or more, but Ms. Browner said those estimates assumed an even larger scope of work, and more costly technologies.

Mr. Hatzius cautions that the estimates assume all else is equal across the economy.

The Urban Institute estimates assume the court ruling would affect 34 states.

Here we adjust most CO2 estimates assuming a S z) of 2,000 p.p.m. (ref. 68).

These estimates assume motor traffic will not fall in the next two years – it has fallen for most of the last decade.

Both estimates assume that there will be no new benefits, no reduction in benefits and no tax increases.