Sentence examples for estimates of over from inspiring English sources

There will be paintings with estimates of over $550,000 as well as objects expected to sell for under $100.

In debate, senators cited estimates of over $1 billion for decommissioning the plant, although only about $450 million is on hand for the job.

From where Barnes is sitting, Leeds occupy the pinnacle – not just top of the table with a good chance of going places but crowds of 20,000 or more and a budget, he estimates, of over £4m.

"Most studies focus on single cities, or just major cities," said Chakraborty, "and that leads to biased estimates of the global urban heat island intensity". This map, he said, does not discriminate based on the size of the city and includes surface UHI intensity estimates of over 10,000 urban clusters from across the globe.

After the first chlorine attack at Ypres, the war would continue to grind on for another three and a half years, and estimates of over a million people are thought to have died as a result of the use of poison gas.

Unlike with climate change, there's no difference of scientific opinion about this problem--orbital debris counts increased 13% in 2009 alone, with the catalog of tracked objects swelling to 20,000, and estimates of over 300,000 objects in total; most too small to see and all racing around the Earth at over 17,500 miles per hour.

As a consequence, there are no reliable estimates of over-all stinkbug damage to date.

Utilizing a different rate of return for each type of asset, the two researchers capitalized the annual payments to produce estimates of over-all wealth for each household group.

Operating mechanisms of both straight single deck and multiple decked and curved screens are explained and discussed mathematically so that correct estimates of over-flow and under-flow products, grades and concentrations can be obtained.

First, we show that ignoring the mechanical relationship between educational attainment and education-occupation mismatch will lead to biased estimates of over- or undereducation among migrants whenever the education distribution of migrants differs from that of the natives.

While the edgeR local estimates of over-dispersion resulted in the most reasonable GOF distributions, the results herein point to the need for further investigation in the estimation of variance for these data.