Sentence examples for estimating a price from inspiring English sources

For months, industry groups had been preparing for the release of a standard as low as 60 ppb, estimating a price tag of $270 billion a year, according to the National Association of Manufacturers.

Much of Lowry's work features the landscapes of Manchester and Salford, making the Liver Building all the more unusual, with Christie's estimating a price tag of between between £300,000 and £500,000 because of its rarity.

Since the theft at the Kunsthal, museum officials have avoided estimating a price for the seven paintings, in effect denying a benchmark to thieves who typically demand 10 percent of the value of a stolen painting, experts said.

Since the Kunsthal theft, museum officials have avoided estimating a price for the seven paintings, in effect denying a benchmark to thieves, who typically demand 10 percent of the value of a stolen painting, experts said.

What in the world is going on inside those heads of theirs?" When they came to market, they brought brown cows and black ones, males and females, fully grown cows and immature ones, and once they even brought a nursing heifer whose teats looked like water jugs, and my father had trouble estimating a price for her, since he didn't know if the udder was edible or not.

Behind The Numbers Using the 40 largest metro areas, we started by estimating a "price-to-earnings" ratio for each market.

Taking these factors into consideration and estimating a price-to-earnings multiple of 18 times, we rate Mentor as a buy with a price target of $27 per share over the next five to 12 months.

The City Planning Department report estimated a price tag of $26 million.

It is too early to estimate a price Collins Stewart would pay, Mr. Miles said.

Twitter had originally estimated a price range of $17-$17-$20t on Monday that was upped to $23-$23-$25

He said he would not estimate a price for the team until he studied its certified financial statements.