Sentence examples for estimates put forward from inspiring English sources

With the larger sample size, we can now say almost without question that the jobs creation estimates put forward by economists have been biased upward.

While the dollar amount is "not trivial," the authors noted that the fraction of total health spending "is less than some imaginative estimates put forward in the health reform debate".

Sarah Mulley, of the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) think tank said that although it was "very difficult to predict migration flows with any degree of confidence in these circumstances" the estimates put forward by Migration Watch "look high".

They're also open about the missed growth estimates put forward at the end of 2007: growth was at 40% for the year instead of the aimed-for 50-80%.

These numbers are broadly mirrored by estimates put forward by several other peer reviewed studies and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Estimates put forward by other independent groups are significantly lower, although as Ackerman pointed out, the Bureau's number doesn't include drone strikes in Afghanistan and Iraq -- which could push the toll higher.

a) In terms of the first article, Butterworth wrote: "The news report contrasted the official figure for the number of Africans who died with an estimate put forward in a new historical work.

Concerning the primordial atmospheric pressure, the following estimates have been put forward.

One sum-of-the-parts estimate he has put forward on Dell is about $22.34 a share.

Lord Mandelson's proposals to cut off "persistent" file sharers do not make financial sense, according to estimates of its cost put forward by those who would have to implement it.

But critics say removing the stacks that researchers favor for their easy access to material is misguided and that the financial estimates Mr. Marx has put forward are vague and optimistic.