Sentence examples for estimates published in from inspiring English sources

Estimates published in local media put Mariscal Sucre development costs at over $8 billion.

The storms have caused $4 billion in damages, according to insurance estimates published in Japanese newspapers.

From the printed estimates published in catalogs and the full-color pictures of each rug, it was evident that London was the place to go for a bargain.

To arrive at their estimates, published in the journal Global Environmental Change, Murtaugh and Schlax started with the basic premise that a person is responsible for the carbon emissions of their descendants, weighted by their relatedness.

A reasonable match was achieved between reconstructed curves of population density-distance from city center relationship and estimates published in literature (see section 3.2.2. of HANZE database description48 for more details).

The estimates published in the Survey of Current Business show that average hours devoted to home production declined from 1965 to 2010 especially rapidly among women who were not employed – to 31.3 hours a week, from 47.5.

The estimate, published in January, was itself some way below the 3percentnt forecast by economists.

The headline index was the worst since early 2013 and weaker than a "flash" post-referendum estimate published in July.

Each extra minute of boarding costs an airline $30, according to an estimate published in The Economist in 2011.

The first estimate published in late July was based on 44 per cent of data, while today's estimate is based on 88 per cent of data.

The International Whaling Commission's most recent estimate, published in 2012, shows that there were about 515,000 minke whales in Antarctic waters in the period between 1992 and 2004.