Sentence examples for lowered estimates of from inspiring English sources

About $3 billion of the $14 billion write-down was related to lowered estimates of the value of its coal business in Mozambique after the company failed to secure crucial government approvals to ship coal it mined in the African country.

The Houston-based company yesterday surprised no one when it said sales will fall short of estimates by 9% to $8.4 billion and that earnings per share will meet already lowered estimates of four cents.

Modelling showed that an overall introduction of EC MLs for all affected commodities would have considerably lowered estimates of exposure.

Nortel said it expected sales to grow only 15percentthis yearar, down from an already lowered estimate of 30percentt.

"So it's 'Let's go work on the Marines.' The Marines are digging in and are not going to go" — that is, not going to lower estimates of the forces needed.

If the vaccine offers any protection, this would enrich the case population with vaccinees thus falsely lowering estimates of effectiveness.

To some extent the change reflects the faltering economy, which is leading to lower estimates of tax revenues.

Are the lower estimates of inequality trends found by Burkhauser cause for cheering on the right?

It is therefore hypothesized that when people are making intuitive judgments the reduction in anxiety afforded by possessing an insurance policy will be apparent in lower estimates of the probability of misfortune.

On Social Security the president has proposed changing the way that cost of living is calculated, to a formula that would produce lower estimates of what seniors need to live on and thereby decrease their benefits.

For a disease like Ebola, much harder to catch, it is lower: estimates of Rο in different parts of the outbreak range from 1.5 to 2.2.