Sentence examples for estimates but a from inspiring English sources

The T.S.A. disputes those savings estimates, but a more thorough cost comparison has been difficult to pin down, partly because of the secrecy surrounding the agency's performance data.

A typical generic drug may cost a few million dollars to develop, he estimates, but a biosimilar version could cost perhaps $100m-150m 100m-150m

It will cost $2 million to $4 million to repair the Regina Maris, according to various official estimates, but a citizens group in Glen Cove only raised $25,000 for repairs, and of that, only $15,000 remains.

The figures released Tuesday were not estimates but a representation of more than 50 million students' actual experiences, drawn from a survey of nearly every one of the nation's 95,000 public schools.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The business software maker Oracle reported quarterly earnings on Thursday that matched Wall Street's estimates, but a revenue decline signaled that the company was having a tougher time closing deals.

Goldman Sachs said it earned $2.39 billion, or $3.79 per share, which was slightly ahead of estimates but a far cry from $4.8 billion and $8.20 per share a year ago.

Earnings and revenue missed analysts' estimates, but minus a legal settlement charge, it beat estimates by a penny a share.

(At $28.7 million combined, that was a bit more conservative than earlier estimates, but still a good showing).

"Homme à l'épée" somehow went up to £6.98 million, slightly above the low estimate, but a gigantic price nonetheless.

How many children were taken from the families in NSW is difficult to estimate, but a 1981 study put the figure at around 6,000.

So in that sense, it's a rough estimate, but a helpful one for giving you a quick, ballpark understanding of the relative cost differences among different colleges.