Sentence examples for estimates which would from inspiring English sources

Official revised estimates – which would be conducted with the aid of HM Revenue & Customs – will not be made before the pre-election budget in March or April.

So far, the commitments covered by the Paris agreement would allow warming of about 2.7C, according to the UN's own estimates – which would unleash rising seas, extreme heat and other upheavals.

The company said in October that it might have to cut another 900 million barrels of oil and gas from its reserve estimates, which would be the fifth revision this year.

European officials, according to people involved in the discussions, are leaning toward the low estimates, which would be easier to raise but might not be enough to rebuild faith in European banks and restore their access to international money markets.

The new cost estimates, which would make the proposal perhaps the most expensive non-construction project ever undertaken by the board, are included in a new analysis by Andersen Consulting that is being circulated this week to board members and officials.

Staten Island's Russians — even if many are really from Ukraine or other lands of the former Soviet Union — number 22,288 by the most recent census estimates, or more than 50,000 by their own estimates, which would make Russians one-tenth of the island's population.

Nevertheless, the estimation from (55) could result in a lower magnitude than the noise power estimate, which would make μ NPVSS(n) negative.

Since serum IGF-1 quantitatively assesses growth, the intensity of growth can therefore be estimated which would further help in assessing the exact timing of treatment.

This could have in turn resulted in many parameters needing to be estimated, which would have produced high error terms (Bandalos 2002).

Wall Street values these outfits at 1.5 times sales — $325 million this year by Fitzgerald's estimate — which would make for close to half a billion dollars.

Given those findings were promising, then the benefits and costs of delivering this model in multiple communities could be estimated, which would strengthen the causal link between the intervention framework and the observed outcomes.