Sentence examples for highest estimates from inspiring English sources

Two works that were among the evening's highest estimates failed to sell.

Shares of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing fell 3.7percenttodayafterthe the company said that its profit in 2000 might fall short of analysts' highest estimates.

The service says that despite speaking regularly to the financial industry, for the past two years it has received 25% more complaints than even its highest estimates predicted.

We also include exquisite examples of vintage jewels and also items with special provenance which may not necessarily hold the highest estimates in the catalogue".

The London Olympics cost less than £9bn, while even the highest estimates put the last Winter Games, in Vancouver in 2010, at no more than $6bn.

Even by the highest estimates — which include people discouraged from looking for a job, thus not registered as unemployed — the jobless rate reached around 16 to 17 percent.

The highest estimates are associated with two lots, one by Piet Mondrian ("Composition No. III with Red, Yellow, and Black"), the other by Monet ("Les Meules à Giverny").

Drones raise all kinds of questions, but even the highest estimates of civilian casualties in Pakistan are minuscule compared with what would result from a conventional war.

Surveys in which people are asked to put a value on a life have produced the highest estimates, sometimes $20m and up.

But one rough comparison has found that even if the highest estimates of collateral deaths are accurate, the drones kill fewer civilians than other modes of warfare.

The report suggested that the current government's repeated assertion that electricity demand was likely to double was based on taking some of the highest estimates from its research rather than the average.