Sentence examples for estimates call from inspiring English sources

Those estimates call for earnings of $3.68 a share.

Administration estimates call for more than $2 trillion in military spending over the next five years, with annual budgets rising to $451 billion in 2007.

Estimates call for the cable networks to beat last year's total by $600 million to $800 million during the advance-sales bazaar, known as the upfront market because the commitments are made ahead of the fall prime-time season.

Current estimates call for continued growth in U.S. military spending for the foreseeable future.

"Published sell-side estimates call for 14.5% growth next year," said Banc of America.

And our estimates call for 2010 to see declines from 2009.

In this work we present a new class of regression estimates called generalized PTS (GPTS).

On a global basis, some estimates called for a sales increase of as much as 3percentt.

But local emissions are based on estimates, called "inventories," produced by computer models that follow protocols established by the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

The federal energy secretary makes annual estimates called "fee adequacy reports," based on the cost to build, operate and close up the repository, but there is now no repository to base a cost estimate on, she said.

"Our latest summation of analyst estimates calls for earnings of $18.19 in the index this year - or an increase of 24.8percentt over 1985," said Stanley Levine, a vice president of Lynch, Jones & Ryan.