Sentence examples for estimates made in from inspiring English sources

Estimates made in January have recently been revised upward.

Ward's Autotmotive Reports, an industry newsletter, said G.M., Ford and Chrysler had reduced the output estimates made in December by 212,000 vehicles.

Both models gave similar levels of diffuse total nitrogen emissions, which also fit well with previous estimates made in the Jiulong River watershed.

The fund this week upgraded its estimate of global growth in 2012 and 2013 from estimates made in January, but did so with major caveats.

Estimates made in 2011 by respected research organizations suggested that some 2 million to 3.9 million non-working spouses and dependents would be harmed by the strict ruling.

She also criticized the state treasurer, Peter R. Lawrance, for refusing to appear before the panel for questioning about his recent projections that revenues from major taxes were $948 million below estimates made in January.

It confirms recent estimates, which put the number at roughly one in 160 children — higher than the one-in-200 estimate made in the 1980s.

That estimate made in 1896 is not so very different from most modern attempts to calculate the temperature change due to increasing CO2 levels.

The new prediction is for an increase of 4.5percentt from 2003, compared with an estimate made in December calling for an increase of 3.6percentt.

In its last estimate, made in July, the fund forecast global economic growth of 3.5 percent in 2012 and 3.9 percent in 2013.

Although the population estimate made in the Middle Ages of about 100,000 in the early 11th century is unreliable, Ani was substantial in its size and magnificence.