Sentence examples for estimates of outstanding from inspiring English sources

When the next official estimates of outstanding student debt there are published, it is expected to be close to $1 trillion, higher than credit-card borrowing (see article).

At Priceline.com, an estimated 28percentt of outstanding options are under water.

The committee's chair, Adrian Bailey, said that, according to the government's own estimates, the size of outstanding student debt would increase to more than £330bn by 2044.

However, the wide range of unquantifiable factors which increase the uncertainty should be considered when using any method to estimate the amount of outstanding claims based on past data.

The National Union of Students claimed government estimates indicate the size of outstanding student debt will increase to more than £330bn by 2044.

Together these make up about a tenth of the value of outstanding mortgages, estimates David Miles, an economist at Morgan Stanley, a bank.

But while the BIS and others try to come up with such estimates, the location, ownership and value of outstanding derivatives is not well tracked.

That is risky: if it fights on and loses a large number of cases, and is punished with vast awards against it, the costs of any final settlement are sure to rise accordingly.If Merck decides that it will settle the outstanding cases, estimates of the sums it may have to pay run to tens of billions of dollars.

In particular, confounding factors are of outstanding importance but difficult to adjust for hampering a valid estimate of the actual impact of a particular regulatory action.

Parents have undoubtedly forked over much of the $68 billion or so that the Federal Reserve estimates is outstanding in person-to-person loans.

ING Barings, an investment bank, estimates that at the beginning of this year the sector's bad loans may have topped 14% of outstanding credit.