Sentence examples for estimates the gap from inspiring English sources
Citigroup estimates the gap could widen to as much as $40 this year, a big difference given Brent is about $120 a barrel.
Mihir Rakshit, an economist at ICRA, a credit-rating agency, estimates the gap at about four percentage points, and so the cost of holding, say, $60 billion in unnecessary reserves is $2.4 billion a year.Many would agree with Mr Rakshit that, covering some 16-17 mofths of imports, India's reserves exceed its needs.
Nationwide, Frey estimates the gap in the ethnic composition of seniors and youths stands at a still sizable 25 points.
One good method used to elongate the scaffolds is optical mapping (OM) [ 1], which estimates the gap length between scaffolds and merges them into much longer sequences without introducing new bases.
By some estimates, the gap today is twice as large as it was two decades ago.
By some estimates, the gap between what Americans have saved for retirement and what they need to maintain their standard of living in retirement stands at $6.6 trillion.
When benefits are considered, Mr. Fraser estimated, the gap in earnings between his members and Wal-Mart workers is 10 to 20 Canadian dollars an hour.
Central banks have to do that to estimate the gap between actual and potential output itself an important input for forecasting inflation.
On Thursday evening, the poll averages at Real Clear Politics, the Times, and FiveThirtyEight all estimated the gap between the two candidates at somewhere between 5.5 and 5.9 percentage points.
However, The New York State Financial Control Board, a monitor created by the state after the 1975 fiscal crisis, recently estimated the gap to be $3.5 billion, citing the administration's reliance on state and federal aid, so far not forthcoming, to close its projected gap.
