Sentence examples for estimates benefits from inspiring English sources
UK government estimates benefits from the single market alone at up to £90bn annually - that is15 times the net contribution.
Its American factory-floor workers make about $9 to $17 an hour, though Airtex estimates benefits add another 30 percent to those figures.
Likewise, contingent valuation method was applied in this study as non-market valuation technique which estimates benefits derived from ecosystem services (Carson and Groves 2007).
The U.S. EPA estimates benefits in regulatory impact analyses (RIAs) for rules that have a significant impact on the economy, typically based on a sequential analysis of emissions estimation modeling, air quality and exposure modeling, health and environmental effects estimation, and economic valuation.
The stock surged more than 8percentt in Friday trading after company easily beat Wall Street's earnings estimates, benefiting from its strategy of diversification.
A long term economic projection of the future adult earnings effects of Tulsa's program estimates benefit-to-cost ratios of 3- or 4-to-1.
To the Editor: Like most Americans, I periodically receive a statement of estimated benefits from the Social Security Administration.
It is relatively easy to calculate costs of biodiversity conservation program, but hard to estimate benefits.
In this example, prediction models not including driveways, could not be useful for estimating benefits.
Second, probabilistic risk models are playing an increasingly important role in estimating benefits and costs.
The method is useful for estimating benefits and costs for environmental and natural resource policy analysis and benefit cost analysis.
