Sentence examples for estimates of those from inspiring English sources

Estimates of those murdered or kidnapped and never found range from 20 to 120.

Both figures exceed what HRW says are credible upper estimates of those who died at China's Tiananmen Square massacre.

The estimates of those killed run into the tens of thousands, the numbers of wounded two or three times the number who lost their lives.

Estimates of those budget gaps have risen, with the highest so far expected today as Mr. Bloomberg predicts that the shortfall could reach $4.7 billion, his aides said.

Republicans expressed alarm because of one of Mr. Groves's specialties, statistical sampling — roughly speaking, the process of extrapolating from the numbers of people actually counted to arrive at estimates of those uncounted and, presumably, arriving at a realistic total.

Because estimates of those other forces are imprecise, Professor Stambaugh said, uncertainty about market fluctuations increases with the holding period — the opposite of what happens because of mean reversion.

On Thursday, the government raised its estimate of those profits in the first quarter, even as it reduced its estimate of profits earned in this country.

BP said that the total charge of $39.9bn was its "current best estimate of those costs that can be reliably measured at this time".

Situations like hers, the authorities said, helped explain why the estimate of those missing had fluctuated, and still seemed to be changing Friday.

Costs to fix the flaw will not hurt profit, and a specific estimate of those costs has not been determined, a spokesman, Joe Gavaghan, said.

In its annual update of retirees' medical costs, Fidelity Investments reports that its estimate of those expenses for a 65-year-old couple has dropped by about $20,000.