Sentence examples for growing estimates of from inspiring English sources

Ministers thought in 2010 that the taxpayer would have to provide a subsidy of 28% of the total loan book but have had to revise this upwards several times because of growing estimates of debt that will never be repaid.

I'd add that the psycho-social dynamic I describe our growing estimate of life's preciousness might have something to do with it, too.

The message to take away is that as we have got more pessimistic about the potential of Britain's economy to grow, estimates of the structural deficit deteriorate.

Growing season estimates of Rs showed that unharvested control stands had higher Rs than both harvested stands and aggregates in the first and third years following harvest.

The problem is growing, with estimates of a doubling of the numbers of PWD in Australia by 2030 [ 14].

Table S2 lists strains that were not able to grow and estimates of the growth rate for those that did grow.

The confusion at the time grew from estimates of how many bodies had been burned in the old church here, with the reports as high as 530.

Details of offensive emerging slowly, but fears are growing that early estimates of casualty numbers will rise dramatically, write Angelique Chrisafis in Paris and Julian Borger.

The fact is that the off-grid energy market is growing rapidly, with estimates of 95percentt compound annual growth rates in sub Saharan Africa alone.

For the case of an exponentially growing epidemic, the estimates of the individual and household reproduction numbers, R and R * respectively, are shown in Figure 3, along with the estimate of the number of people one person infects outside their household, RG.

Our findings contribute to the growing evidence that estimates of antimicrobial drug use that are based on prescription data only are likely to underestimate actual consumption in both Europe and the United States (11, 32 ).