Sentence examples for its own estimates from inspiring English sources
The other good news is that it beat its own estimates in revenue, expecting $140-$140-$170 million actually ending up with $171 million.
This new policy gives the bank some wiggle room, as it will publish its own estimates of the remaining shortfall.
The McData Corporation, a maker of switches for data-storage computer networks, said yesterday that it would fall short of its own estimates for third-quarter revenue by as much as 17percentt because of a pricing dispute with its top customer, the EMC Corporation.
It arrives at that number based on its own estimates of Groupon's revenue growth and applying a multiple.
For example, more than three dozen companies have leased land in the Marcellus region, and each company provides its own estimates to investors for how much gas it believes can be found under the acreage they possess.
But if it is to fulfil its objective of giving comprehensive vaccine protection to 90% of newly born children in the countries it serves by the end of those ten years, then it will need a lot more cash: some $8 billion-12 billion by its own estimates.
I switched to another supplier in February, but instead of using the final actual gas meter reading provided by my new energy supplier, it used its own estimated figure.
Each camp has its own estimate for how much it will cost to renovate the center — the preservation side says about $35 million, the county says $65 million.
According to Pogrebin: "Each camp has its own estimate for how much it will cost to renovate the center -- the preservation side says about $35 million, the county says $65 million".
When it comes to the next five years of training and testing activities in Southern California and Hawaii, the Navy's not just up to its old tricks, it's moving forward with activities that, by its own estimate, will inflict an 11 fold increase over the harm the Navy estimated for its last five years of training.
The German government did not release its own estimate.
