Sentence examples for estimates continue to from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Madeira's debt estimates continue to creep up.
This will come, grudgingly but inevitably, should GDP growth estimates continue to dwindle.
The government reversed its planned 20% cut to the average federal funding for a bachelor degree for 2016, but its budget estimates continue to assume the cut will occur in future years.
We find that while people place significant value on formal state care provision and on telecare programmes, willingness to pay (WTP) estimates continue to highlight the importance of family care, which remains the strongest preference of the Irish population for the provision of community-based care for older people in the country.
We've had some ominous headlines lately, and a conspicuous correction, but thus far earnings estimates continue to chart the upward course that took hold in mid-2009.
Results for these likely Berkeley or UCLA score-senders are shown in Table 4. Coefficient estimates continue to be small, with the possible exception of an estimated reduction in the Hispanic-white GPA gap20.
But, he added, "This, while very well meaning, is overkill". $110 Billion Laundered Annually The legislation is aimed at addressing the $110 billion in United States cash drug transactions that the Treasury Department estimates continues to be laundered through the world financial system every year despite laws in 1979, 1986 and 1988 aimed at stopping it.
Discrimination on the basis of race, while on the decline according to some estimates, continues to pervade nearly every aspect of the housing market in the United States.
Upper-level outflow expanded in all four quadrants of the cyclone by the afternoon hours of September 29, and satellite intensity estimates continued to rise, prompting the NHC to upgrade Ophelia to a Category 1 hurricane by 1800 UTC that day.
When the upper limit of ν in the searched parameter space was increased, the ν estimates continued to equal the maximum allowed value (i.e., ν → ∞).
While not shown in Table 2, using a 24-month post observation period we found that prevalence estimates continued to rise.
