Sentence examples for estimates will be needed from inspiring English sources

That is less than 10percentt of what the American Society of Civil Engineers estimates will be needed.

On Wednesday, Kuwait hosted an international donors' conference, chaired by Ban Ki-moon, the U.N. Secretary-General, which aimed to raise some of the $6.5 billion that the U.N. estimates will be needed for humanitarian relief in Syria in 2014.

Still, she estimated that lease and royalty payments will "take us a long" way to the $20 million to $25 million that she estimates will be needed to renovate the farm house and build an interpretive center for visitors.

But it is unlikely to come close to the $100 billion a year that Morgan Stanley estimates will be needed by 2010 if India is to achieve sustained annual growth of 8-9%.itdeed, is is hard to see where such sums could come from.

More detailed estimates will be needed, but a slave-free America should cost no more than $1.2 billion over a 5-10 year period.

This is the level of investment that the International Energy Agency estimates will be needed to keep additional global warming below the 2-degree Celsius threshold, beyond which the impact of climate change is judged catastrophic.

Addressing the opening session, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said the first-year contribution -- close to one-fifth of the $1.7 billion the United Nations has estimated will be needed in the first year -- will be used for programs including agricultural, health, security and counter-narcotics efforts as well as refugee assistance.

Because of this success, we're raising our goal to the full amount Chelsea Manning's attorney has estimated will be needed to bring the case through oral arguments in the Army Court of Appeals.

As the price tag for California's bullet train has soared to nearly $100 billion, a central argument for forging ahead with the controversial project is an even loftier figure: the $171 billion that promoters recently estimated will be needed for new roads and airports if no high-speed rail is built.

White House officials said tonight that Mr. Clinton would ask for another temporary spending measure to keep the Government running through the end of January, since the Congressional Budget Office has yet to even finish revising the economic estimates that will be needed to begin negotiations in earnest.

The Colorado Department of Transportation estimates that $35 million will be needed to clean up the sand and install a proper drainage system.