Sentence examples for issue estimated at from inspiring English sources

In what Cosmpolitan is calling the largest single investment by one advertiser in one issue, estimated at more than $1 million, the 16-page catalog is being pasted on the back covers of the 2.8 million copies of the December issue being distributed to newsstands.

Christian Aid, which is campaigning on the issue, estimates that at least $160bn£98bnbn) goes missing each year – money that could be spent on healthcare and education.

Bankers Trust, which has undisclosed holdings of Magnet stock, issued loans estimated at about $130 million that it tried unsuccessfully to sell.

The three advertisers for the Glamour "Dos and Don'ts" issue are paying a sum estimated at just more than $1 million for their sponsorships.

We adopted an ad hoc approach to use the data we had in order to shed what light we could on this issue: We compared relative risks estimated at 100 μg/m years BaP in cohorts in which we had identified substantial dust exposure with those in which there was less.

In the latest issue of Forbes, his net worth is estimated at $7.5 billion.

At issue is who will ultimately foot the bill, estimated at $6 million so far, for repairs to this section of the interstate, which carries 130,000 motorists every day.

According to a statement issued by the department, global online transactions are estimated at $10 trillion a year.

But the fate of Palestinian refugees and their descendants, now estimated at nearly 4 million, remains the enduring issue.

With unemployment estimated at up to 35percentthetheconomymy is a central issue for many college-age Afghans like Qarikhil.

Losses estimated at $2 billion.