Sentence examples for issuing estimates from inspiring English sources

Government agencies have stopped issuing estimates of how many people are still missing, they said, because more and more people are turning up after having been unable to communicate with frantic relatives.

In the estimates category, analysts score well for issuing estimates that are timely, significantly different from consensus and more accurate than the consensus.

Several of those syndicates issued estimates today, saying that the losses in the United States would wipe out any hope of second-half profits.

But analysts said Williams-Sonoma was back on its feet and advised against making too much of the forecast since the company had not previously issued estimates for the third quarter.

Some companies have already issued estimates of their liabilities for Sept. 11, 2001: -Berkshire Hathaway-owned General Re could face claims of up to $1 billion.

Porsche issued estimated earnings even though the reporting period does not end until Tuesday.

The death toll is unclear, with different groups issuing different estimates, but most put the figure in the hundreds.

Just weeks after issuing profit estimates, RIM warned that delays in bringing out new handsets scared off customers.

In 1981 Zacks Investment Research began issuing quarterly estimates, and later First Call/Thomson Financial joined the fray.

Environmentalists routinely advise people to buy organic food and issue estimates on how many Americans are being poisoned by tiny amounts of pesticides.

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.