Sentence examples for estimates for spending from inspiring English sources

But actual spending does not seem to have lived up to those estimates for spending on reconstruction, a budget item sometimes called capital or investment expenditures, he added.

Business spending has also risen, along with 2010 estimates for spending on equipment and software.

[A21.] Ad Spending Forecast Is Revised A widely watched forecaster of ad spending is lowering his estimate for spending growth in 2002.

Mr. Coen's figure of $236.3 billion for 2000 was an increase of 9.8percentt from the $215.3 billion spent in 1999 and represented the third time since June 1999 that Mr. Coen increased his estimate of spending for 2000.

Although billings were not disclosed, ad spending last year in major media in the United States was estimated at more than $50 million; no estimate was available for spending overseas.

We found that excluding Gipuzkoa from the combined analysis did not substantially alter the association estimates for women spending ≥ 15 hr/day at home [a reduction of 0.15 cm (95% CI, –0.27 to –0.02 cm) vs. a reduction of 0.16 cm (95% CI, –0.27 to – 0.04 cm) for a 10-µg/m increase in NO2 throughout the pregnancy].

Estimates of his reward for spending just under eight minutes in the ring with David Haye hover around the figure of £1.5m.

The state is making up $147 million of the shortfall because lower Medicaid enrollments are leading it to reduce estimates of spending for some health programs.

The Global Forum for Health Research has published estimates for global spending on health research for the past ten years based primarily on a biennial science and technology (S&T) spending survey conducted by the OECD [ 2].

Mr. Sullivan's raised estimates came after another analyst, Leland Westerfield at UBS Warburg in New York, increased his estimates for ad spending in 2002.

THE deterioration of the outlook for the national economy after the terrorist attacks is leading advertising industry analysts to reassess their estimates for ad spending this year and next.