Sentence examples for estimates down to from inspiring English sources

The deficit will fall from 2.3% on the current estimates down to 0.7%.

But economists have revised their estimates down, to 4 and 2.3percentt, by Bursametrica Management in Mexico City.

The Chief Economists at Goldman Sachs are out this morning with their hatchets, they've chopped 2012 global growth estimates down to 3.8% this year and only 3.5% for 2012, predicting recession for Germany and France in the same report.

Results are presented in terms of wind speed frequency estimates down to very low values, and also the dependence of such conditions on time of day, stability and averaging time, and the persistence of both wind speed and direction over time periods from ten minutes to three hours.

A succession of data releases has induced a race to the bottom as other forecasters revise their estimates down to figures closer to ours.

We won't go to Mars until we can get the cost estimates down to where the accountants with the green eyeshades in places like the Office of Management and Budget don't faint when they see them.

It has now revised this estimate down to $2.3 trillion.

Vaccination against the disease brought this estimate down to 139,300 in 2008, according to the World Health Organisation.

And, yes, his officials had knocked that estimate down to £100,000.

Mr. Hladik adjusted that estimate down to $18,400 because he deemed the landscaping in good shape.

That suggested an adult prevalence rate of 15%, though the agency has now revised its estimate down to 9.4%.