Sentence examples for estimates to pay from inspiring English sources

The Coalition has set a fixed amount of $2.5bn over the forward estimates to pay for its Direct Action plan, which would involve incentives given to businesses to cut emissions, as well as activities such as storing carbon in soils.

The sponsors are estimated to pay MTV in the low seven figures each for their deals.

Each company is estimated to pay anywhere from $50m to north of $100m for the rights.

Mr. Leno's contract is estimated to pay him about $25 million a year — which is less than David Letterman's, which pays him more than $30 million.

About 13,500 fighting bulls die in Spain every year – many in bullfights funded by local authorities who are estimated to pay out up to €550m (£457m) in subsidies.

Amazon, which raked in sales of more than £6bn in sales from UK shoppers, is estimated to pay only about £10m in business rates.

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The 24-year-old winger inked a six-year contract that is estimated to pay $15.5 million at the outset and increase 25% each season.

For instance, Convergence says that this year Netflix will double the amount it is estimated to pay for programming to $1.1 billion, while Apple will pay about $450 million, and all the other online providers will pay almost $400 million.

Lehrich said workers have made retrofits to the residence to improve energy efficiency, and the full project "is estimated to pay for itself in energy savings over the next eight years".

The average of three forecasts on the 10-year Treasury note, taken from a recent White House budget report, shows that graduate students are estimated to pay more beginning around 2016.