Sentence examples for has lowered estimates from inspiring English sources

Shares of Iceland P.L.C., a troubled British food retailer, surged after the company warned that profits would not meet previous expectations, the third time the company has lowered estimates this year.

Clorox, whose products have been losing sales to cheaper store brands, had lowered estimates twice since December before the revision yesterday.

Merck & Company said yesterday that its second-quarter profit had climbed 6.6percentt, and that it had lowered estimates for the top-selling drug Zocor.

It was the third time in a year that each forecaster had lowered estimates for ad spending as economies in important markets like Britain, France and Germany deteriorated almost immediately after marketers started cutting ad budgets in the United States.

Therefore, it is clear that the habit of eating small amounts of fruits and vegetables has lower estimates in adolescents in Curitiba, Brazil.

There are large differences visible between the maps when compared visually, though the broad distribution of biomass is preserved: RS3 has lower estimates throughout the region, and in particular much lower in the higher elevation areas in the north.

Merrill Lynch, which has no carrier rated higher than "neutral," has lowered earnings estimates on nine of the 18 carriers in its coverage universe.

Chris Schott, an analyst at J.P. Morgan, had lower estimates: $10 million for this year, $825 million by 2013.

By contrast, some analysts count the holiday season as ending the day before Christmas, and they have lower estimates.

Previous studies on Korean intergenerational earnings elasticity tend to have lower estimates than 0.4.

For instance, Cassar (2006) found that women entrepreneurs had lower estimates of future revenues than did men.