Sentence examples for from early estimates from inspiring English sources

The announcements come alongside Facebook's admission that up to 87 million users had their data improperly attained by Cambridge Analytica, up from early estimates of 50 million.

The final cost of the rollout was north of $300 million for Transit Wireless, a dramatic increase from early estimates which said that the project would cost "up to $200 million".

These estimates are approximately tripled and quintupled, respectively, from earlier estimates from survey data collected in early 1990s [ 7].

This is a far cry from earlier estimates of £1,000-plus per person.

It expects revenue this year of $20.5 billion, down from earlier estimates of $21.3 billion to $21.5 billion.

The department also revised the first-quarter annual rate to 0.4 percent from earlier estimates of 1.7 percent.

For instance, the luggage maker Samonsite raised $1.25 billion in its offering, a drop from earlier estimates.

The company raised its full-year earnings forecast to $1.50 to $1.60 a share from earlier estimates of $1.20 to $1.30 a share.

So it now expected profits of £310m to £320m for the year, up from earlier estimates of £280m to £300m.

The Pentagon will lease 20 Boeing 767's and buy 80 more in a deal that has cut billions of dollars from earlier estimates.

The rating agency said the rule could collectively deprive the nation's eight largest banks up to $10 billion in annual earnings, up from earlier estimates of $4 billion.