Sentence examples for executive estimates from inspiring English sources

Josh Fiorini, PTR's chief executive, estimates it will be one-third less expensive to do business in South Carolina, with lower prices on everything from labor to electricity.

Lars H. Thunell, its chief executive, estimates the I.F.C. will invest about $7 billion in the region over the next three years.

Angus Monro, Matalan's chief executive, estimates that the company's costs are about 13percentt below those of in-town competitors because it pays less rent on out-of-town stores and cuts out middlemen by buying directly from factories.

Yet Richard Parry-Jones, until recently chair of the Automotive Council and former senior Ford executive, estimates that just under two out of every three components of cars supposedly made in Britain actually come from abroad.

RiskRecon's chief executive estimates he spent 3,000 hours developing the service between 2010 and 2015, when he finally launched the business with seed capital from General Catalyst.

One baseball executive estimates that the new stadium will boost the Yankees' revenue by $45 million a year from such things as tickets and luxury suites.

One Boo executive estimated that the nonmarketing costs associated with building its global operation were $50 million to $70 million.

One executive estimated that it brings in about $50 million a year for ABC.

One bank executive estimated that about one million to three million accounts could be affected.

One senior network entertainment executive estimated that Fox was paying $1.6 million to $1.7 million for each "Girls Club" episode, a higher than usual price for a new series.

The company is now entering the process of trials in the United States for approval by the Food and Drug Administration, which Mitchell Shirvan, MacroCure's chief executive, estimated would take two years.