Sentence examples for estimates of loss from inspiring English sources

ESTIMATES OF LOSS VARY Reported at $250,000, Police Say It Was Only $25,000 After Keeping Crime Secret.

The estimates of loss of life are obviously only roughly calculated on the basis of the known population, but they have gradually reached 200,000.

By comparing modelled generation of scrap with actual scrap consumption in the UK, we obtain estimates of loss or accumulation of iron and steel scrap in the UK.

Groundwater chemistry can provide estimates of loss rates at small to regional scales, depending upon the availability of piezometers for groundwater sampling, and the tracers that are used.

His estimates of loss range from the lifetime cost of $235 for Affresh tablets the company later marketed to get rid of the mold and musty smells, to a "consumer discount" of $416 per machine his economists calculate as the price consumers would pay if they were fully informed about the smell.

Though, the PE for our trial was much lower (similar to more recent IPTi trials), we were still able to achieve statistical significance because our assumption of a median time to first episode of clinical malaria was overly conservative, along with our relatively high estimates of loss to follow-up and mortality.

Estimates of losses will be wrong.

Estimates of losses for CBS have ranged from $50 million to $65 million.

Estimates of losses varied widely, from $700 million to $2.8 billion, in industry, agriculture and infrastructure combined.

Estimates of losses in action or from attacks on supply dumps "were little more than guesses".

Estimates of losses were not immediately available, but the emergency operating center here said damage had been widespread.