Interviewers' estimates of the period of silence magnified it by a factor of from 10 to 100 2 On the other hand, I find, when asking participants in an interview to estimate the time elapsed, invariably the interviewee underestimates the period.
Mr. Mabus declined in an interview to estimate how much of BP's money should be devoted to long-term recovery efforts, saying only that it should be a "significant amount".
On Sunday, April 24, billionaire Charles Koch -- by some estimates the ninth-wealthiest person in the world -- gave an interview to ABC News.
A second analyst, Li Fan, estimated, in an interview, that 50 percent to 60 percent of Chinese villages suffered governance and accountability problems of the sort that apparently beset Wukan, albeit not so severe.
Andrew Golden, president of the Princeton University Investment Co., which manages the endowment, estimated in an interview Oct. 14 that the University's investments had lost 2 to 5percentt of their value.
Serge Weinberg, chief executive of Pinault, recently estimated in an interview with Le Figaro that the total cost of acquiring Gucci would amount to 7.1 billion euros.
Georgia's minister of health, Alexander Kvitashvili, estimated in an interview that as many as 3,000 people were trapped in Georgian villages, unable to come out for fear that marauding South Ossetians would kill them.
One dissident estimated in an interview recently that the number still in prison probably was in the hundreds rather than in the thousands.
A little over a week ago, when the fire had consumed just over 200,000 hectares, Kurz estimated, in an interview with the Edmonton Journal, that it was already at 5percentt of Canada's total emissions.
Daniel C. Heintzelman, chief executive of G.E.'s oil and gas unit, estimated in an interview that more than 90 percent of wells around the world either used or would need artificial lift.
